Currently supports the public API nodes including:
- The orderbook
- Market depth
- Trades
- Nobitex market stats
- OHLCV data
- Global market stats
- Get user profile data
import asyncio
from src.client import *
async def main():
"""
Schedule tasks and get the results ASAP.
"""
# Create the client
client = Client()
# If you need account-bound operations, use your token here.
# client = Client('yourapitokenhere00000000000000000000')
# Make a try/except block to catch exceptions
try:
# Schedule tasks
tasks = [
client.get_order_book(symbol=Symbol.BTCUSDT),
client.get_market_depth(symbol=Symbol.BTCUSDT),
client.get_trades(symbol=Symbol.BTCUSDT),
client.get_market_stats(Currency.btc, Currency.ada, destination_currency=Currency.usdt),
client.get_global_market_stats(),
client.get_user_profile(),
client.generate_wallet_address(Currency.btc),
# client.add_card("bankCARDnumber", "bankNAME"),
# client.add_account("bankCARDnumber", "IR0000000000000000000000", "bankNAME"),
client.get_user_limitations(),
client.get_wallet_list(),
client.get_wallets(Currency.usdt, type=TradeType.MARGIN)
]
# Run all of them and catch each result as soon as it's complete
for future in asyncio.as_completed(tasks):
result = await future
# Print the server response in JSON/dictionary format
print(result)
except Exception as e:
print(e)
finally:
# You need to close the client connection at the end of the program
# Avoid creating unique clients for each request
await client.close()
if __name__ == "__main__":
asyncio.run(main())The code seems to work reliably if you preserve the pattern above but it is not tested. Use at your own risk.