How to Automate Any TradingView Indicator Using Mirrorpip
TradingView is one of the most powerful charting platforms in the world, offering access to over 150,000+ indicators and strategies built by TradingView developers as well as its massive community of traders.
Whether you’re using Supertrend, RSI, Moving Averages, MACD, Bollinger Bands, or a custom community indicator, Mirrorpip allows you to automate trade execution directly on supported exchanges using TradingView alerts and webhooks.
This guide will walk you through the complete process of converting any TradingView indicator into a fully automated trading bot using Mirrorpip.
Why Automate TradingView Indicators?
Manual trading often involves:
- Constant chart monitoring
- Emotional decision-making
- Missed trading opportunities
- Delayed entries and exits
By automating TradingView indicators with Mirrorpip, you can:
✅ Execute trades automatically
✅ Trade 24x7 without monitoring charts
✅ Remove emotional bias
✅ Connect to multiple exchanges
✅ Automate both long and short strategies
✅ Add Stop Loss, Take Profit, and Trailing Stop Loss
How TradingView Automation Works
The automation flow is simple:
TradingView Indicator
↓
TradingView Alert
↓
Webhook
↓
Mirrorpip
↓
Your Exchange Account
↓
Trade Executed
Example: Automating the Supertrend Indicator
Let’s take the popular Supertrend indicator as an example.
Suppose you want:
- Buy when price crosses above the Supertrend downtrend line
- Exit when price crosses below the Supertrend uptrend line
This can be fully automated using TradingView alerts.
Step 1: Add Indicators to Your Chart
Open TradingView and:
- Select your preferred trading pair (example: BTCUSDT)
- Choose your desired timeframe
- Add one or multiple indicators
Examples:
- Supertrend
- RSI
- MACD
- EMA
- Bollinger Bands
- VWAP
- Community indicators
- Custom indicators
You can combine multiple indicators to create sophisticated trading conditions.
Step 2: Create a TradingView Alert
Once your indicators are added:
- Right-click anywhere on the chart
- Click Add Alert
TradingView will open the alert creation window.
Step 3: Configure Alert Conditions
The first section is called Condition.
TradingView provides three dropdown boxes that allow you to create custom entry and exit logic.
Example: Supertrend Buy Signal
If you want to buy when price crosses above the Supertrend downtrend line:
Price
Crossing Above
Supertrend | Downtrend
- Source = Price
- Condition = Crossing Above
- Target = Supertrend Downtrend Line
Whenever this condition becomes true, TradingView will generate an alert.
Step 4: Configure Trigger Settings
The next section is Trigger.
TradingView allows multiple trigger options:
Once
Alert triggers only one time.
Once Per Bar
Triggers whenever the condition becomes true during the candle.
Once Per Minute
Checks and triggers every minute.
Once Per Bar Close
Triggers only after the candle has closed.
Recommended Setting :For most indicator-based strategies: once per bar close
This avoids false signals that may disappear before candle close.
Step 5: Configure Alert Expiration
The next setting is Expiration.
This determines how long TradingView should keep the alert active.
Options include:
- 1 Day
- 1 Week
- 1 Month
- Custom Date
- Infinite (available depending on your TradingView plan)
Recommended
Set an expiration period that matches your trading strategy requirements.
If you plan to automate indefinitely, use the maximum available expiration period.
Step 6: Generate Mirrorpip TradingView Alert JSON
This is the most important step.
Mirrorpip executes trades using a JSON payload received from TradingView.
To obtain your TradingView automation JSON:
Navigate to:
Mirrorpip
→ Profile
→ TradingView Automation Bot
→ Copy TradingView Conditional Alert Data
[
{
"exchange": "coinswitch",
"price": "{{close}}",
"chart_symbol": "{{ticker}}",
"order_type": "buy",
"instrument_type": "NA",
"quantity": "100",
"tp": "20",
"sl": "10",
"code": "68ZFGQ6S5ZA507N0"
}
]
Understanding Each JSON Parameter
Exchange
Specifies where the order should be executed.
Examples:
Price
TradingView automatically replaces this with the latest candle close price.
Chart Symbol
"chart_symbol":"{{ticker}}"
Order Type
This field determines what action Mirrorpip should perform.
Long Entry
Long Exit
Short Entry
Short Exit
| Action | Order Type |
|---|
| Buy Long | buy |
| Exit Long | sell |
| Enter Short | short |
| Exit Short | cover |
Quantity
Fixed Quantity
This means:
Dollar-Based Quantity
This means:
Mirrorpip automatically calculates the required quantity.
Take Profit (TP)
Points-Based TP
Take profit at 20 points.
Percentage-Based TP
Take profit at 20%.
Dollar-Based TP
Take profit when profit reaches $20.
Stop Loss (SL)
Points-Based SL
Percentage-Based SL
Dollar-Based SL
Trailing Stop Loss (TSL)
Mirrorpip also supports trailing stop loss.
Examples:
Step 7: Paste JSON into TradingView Message Box
After configuring the condition and trigger:
Locate the Message section.
Paste the complete Mirrorpip JSON.
Example:
[
{
"exchange": "coinswitch",
"price": "{{close}}",
"chart_symbol": "{{ticker}}",
"order_type": "buy",
"instrument_type": "NA",
"quantity": "100",
"tp": "20",
"sl": "10",
"code": "68ZMEQAS5ZA507N0"
}
]
Step 8: Configure Webhook URL
This is where most users complete the automation process.
Important
Webhook support requires a paid TradingView subscription.
Without webhooks, TradingView can generate alerts but cannot send them to Mirrorpip automatically.
Enable:
And enter:
https://trade.mirrorpip.com/tradingview
TradingView
→ Sends JSON
→ Mirrorpip Receives Signal
→ Mirrorpip Executes Trade
Step 9: Create the Alert
After verifying:
- Condition
- Trigger
- Expiration
- JSON Message
- Webhook URL
Click:
Your TradingView automation bot is now live.
Using Multiple Indicators
One of TradingView’s biggest strengths is combining multiple indicators.
Examples:
Supertrend + RSI
Buy only when:
- Supertrend turns bullish
- RSI is above 50
EMA + MACD
Buy only when:
- EMA crossover occurs
- MACD confirms momentum
Multi-Timeframe Confirmation
Buy only when:
- 15 Minute Supertrend = Bullish
- 1 Hour EMA Trend = Bullish
TradingView’s condition builder allows advanced combinations while Mirrorpip handles trade execution.
The setup process remains identical:
- Conditions change
- Trigger remains same
- Message remains same
- Webhook remains same
Important Requirement: Add Symbols to Mirrorpip Watchlist
Before automation can execute trades, the symbol must exist inside your Mirrorpip Watchlist.
Example:
If your TradingView chart is:
Then BTCUSDT must also be added to your Mirrorpip Watchlist.
If the symbol is not present:
❌ Alert will trigger
❌ Webhook will be received
❌ Order will NOT be executed
Always verify that the trading symbol is available in your Mirrorpip Watchlist before activating automation.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Even a small JSON error can prevent execution.
Always copy the JSON directly from Mirrorpip.
Wrong Order Type
Using:
instead of
can create the opposite trade.
Double-check your order types.
Missing Webhook URL
Without the webhook:
communication cannot happen.
Symbol Not in Watchlist
The symbol must exist in Mirrorpip before automation can execute.
Trigger Type Not Set Correctly
If you want candle confirmation, use:
instead of:
Final Thoughts
Mirrorpip enables traders to automate virtually any TradingView indicator, whether it’s a built-in indicator, a community-created strategy, or a custom trading setup.
With access to over 150,000+ indicators on TradingView and Mirrorpip’s powerful webhook automation engine, you can transform any indicator signal into a fully automated trading system that executes directly on your preferred exchange.
From simple Supertrend strategies to advanced multi-indicator and multi-timeframe systems, the workflow remains the same:
Indicator → Alert → Webhook → Mirrorpip → Exchange → Automated Trade
Once configured correctly, your strategy can operate 24x7 without manual intervention, helping you execute trades faster, eliminate emotional decision-making, and scale your trading operations efficiently.