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Expose more DeployablePredictionAgent.get_markets args as properties #533

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No functional changes. It just enables an agent that bets on the newest markets, created after a certain date

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The changes in this pull request involve modifications to the DeployablePredictionAgent and DeployableTraderAgent classes within the prediction_market_agent_tooling/deploy/agent.py file. New attributes and parameters were introduced to enhance functionality, including filtering capabilities for market creation dates and conditional logic for trade execution and storage. The get_markets method in DeployablePredictionAgent was updated to utilize these new attributes, while the constructor of DeployableTraderAgent was modified to include new parameters for managing trade behavior.

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prediction_market_agent_tooling/deploy/agent.py - Added attributes trade_on_markets_created_after and get_markets_sort_by in DeployablePredictionAgent.
- Updated get_markets method to include created_after parameter.
- Modified DeployableTraderAgent constructor to add store_trades and place_trades parameters.
- Updated process_market and after_process_market methods for conditional trade execution and storage based on new parameters.

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@@ -383,7 +391,10 @@ def get_markets(
cls = market_type.market_class
# Fetch the soonest closing markets to choose from
available_markets = cls.get_binary_markets(
limit=self.n_markets_to_fetch, sort_by=sort_by, filter_by=filter_by
limit=self.n_markets_to_fetch,
sort_by=sort_by,
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Could you unify this, please:

n_markets_to_fetch is currently taken from the class' variable, get_markets_sort_by is defined as class' variable but it's used from this function arguments instead, and filter_by is only in this function arguments

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Oops fixed. Have left filter_by as hard-coded FilterBy.OPEN (since there's not a use-case atm for having a different value)

@evangriffiths evangriffiths merged commit 6626d8a into main Oct 30, 2024
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@evangriffiths evangriffiths deleted the evan/expose-more-get_markets-args branch October 30, 2024 11:21
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