Here is a FIX client for the gdax api. It is a nice complement to the websocket client, and allows you to have similar speed and through a socket for your orders and for the tracking of the completion of orders. I think that it might also show when an order is partially filled , but I don't have enough coins to test that, so I haven't done much to wrap that functionality. I tried to make all the different events that are passed around available to the on function, and you can see what events happen by setting the verbose property to true. I think that this would allow people to make a very nice client for algorithmic trading. I tried to make this as minimal an implementation as possible so that it would be as useful as possible to the most people.
npm install gdax-fix --savevar options = {
"key": "",
"secret": "",
"passphrase": "",
"host": "fix.gdax.com",
"port": "4198"
}
var Fix = require('gdax-fix');
var fix = new Fix(options);
fix.verbose = true;
fix.on('open', function(report) {
console.log(report);
})
fix.on('cancelled', function(report) {
console.log(report);
})
fix.on('done', function(report) {
console.log(report);
})
fix.on('rejected', function(report) {
console.log(report);
})
fix.connect();
setTimeout(function() {
fix.sendOrder({symbol: 'ETH-BTC', side: 'sell', price: '0.08775', amount: 0.12615});
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