okex

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Okex V5 Golang API

A complete golang wrapper for Okex V5 API. Pretty simple and easy to use. For more info about Okex V5 API read here.

Installation

go get github.com/amir-the-h/okex@v1.1.4-alpha

Usage

package main

import (
  "context"
  "github.com/amir-the-h/okex"
  "github.com/amir-the-h/okex/api"
  "github.com/amir-the-h/okex/events"
  "github.com/amir-the-h/okex/events/public"
  ws_public_requests "github.com/amir-the-h/okex/requests/ws/public"
  "log"
)

func main() {
  apiKey := "YOUR-API-KEY"
  secretKey := "YOUR-SECRET-KEY"
  passphrase := "YOUR-PASS-PHRASE"
  dest := okex.NormalServer // The main API server
  ctx := context.Background()
  client, err := api.NewClient(ctx, apiKey, secretKey, passphrase, &dest)
  if err != nil {
    log.Fatalln(err)
  }


  log.Println("Starting")
  errChan := make(chan *events.Error)
  subChan := make(chan *events.Subscribe)
  uSubChan := make(chan *events.Unsubscribe)
  logChan := make(chan *events.Login)
  sucChan := make(chan *events.Success)
  client.Ws.SetChannels(errChan, subChan, uSubChan, logChan, sucChan)

  obCh := make(chan *public.OrderBook)
  err = client.Ws.Public.OrderBook(ws_public_requests.OrderBook{
    InstID: "BTC-USD-SWAP",
    Channel: "books",
  }, obCh)
  if err != nil {
    log.Fatalln(err)
  }

  for {
    select {
    case <-logChan:
      log.Print("[Authorized]")
    case success := <-sucChan:
      log.Printf("[SUCCESS]\t%+v", success)
    case sub := <-subChan:
      channel, _ := sub.Arg.Get("channel")
      log.Printf("[Subscribed]\t%s", channel)
    case uSub := <-uSubChan:
      channel, _ := uSub.Arg.Get("channel")
      log.Printf("[Unsubscribed]\t%s", channel)
    case err := <-client.Ws.ErrChan:
      log.Printf("[Error]\t%+v", err)
      for _, datum := range err.Data {
        log.Printf("[Error]\t\t%+v", datum)
      }
    case i := <-obCh:
      ch, _ := i.Arg.Get("channel")
      log.Printf("[Event]\t%s", ch)
      for _, p := range i.Books {
        for i := len(p.Asks) - 1; i >= 0; i-- {
          log.Printf("\t\tAsk\t%+v", p.Asks[i])
        }
        for _, bid := range p.Bids {
          log.Printf("\t\tBid\t%+v", bid)
        }
      }
    case b := <-client.Ws.DoneChan:
      log.Printf("[End]:\t%v", b)
      return
    }
  }
}

Supporting APIs

Rest
- Trade (except demo special trading endpoints)
- Funding
- Account
- SubAccount
- Market Data
- Public Data
- Trading Data

Ws
- Private Channel (except demo special trading endpoints)
- Public Channel
- Trade

Features

All requests, responses, and events are well typed and will convert into the language built-in types instead of using API's strings. Note that zero values will be replaced with non-existing data.
Fully automated authorization steps for both REST and WS
To receive websocket events you can choose RawEventChan , StructuredEventChan, or provide your own channels. More info