cryptoxlib-aio 4.1.0

cryptoxlib-aio is a compact Python library providing access to REST and WEBSOCKET API of selected crypto exchanges.

cryptoxlib-aio is designed as an asynchronous library utilizing modern features of Python and those of supporting asynchronous libraries (mainly aiohttp).

==> Binance USDS-M futures and margin endpoints (thank you @davidmcnabnz) now available!

What's been recently added

proper unsubscription, re-subscription and shutdown of websockets
binance margin and USDS-M futures endpoints
bitpanda supports update of orders via streams

For the full history of changes see CHANGELOG.

Main mission

Today there are numerous existing libraries targeting similar audience as cryptoxlib-aio. In order to achieve the broadest coverage of exchanges the supported API is often limited, the most apparent example being lack of websockets.

The mission of cryptoxlib-aio is to:

serve as a single entry point for various crypto exchanges
provide full REST API as well as full implementation of exchange's websockets. For free and without subscription plans.

Full support of websockets is the corner stone of cryptoxlib-aio which attempts to set cryptoxlib-aio apart from existing solutions which either do not provide websocket support or do not provide it for free.

You will also find out that our subject of interest are often exchanges not enjoying a seat in the mainstream crypto libraries and this is a way for them to reach developers community.

Disclaimer: By no means we are suggesting that existing libraries are inferior to cryptoxlib-aio, they just appeal to different endusers.

Features

access to REST API as well as full support of websockets for selected exchanges (given websockets are provided by the exchange)
automatic connection management (reconnecting after remote termination, ...)
bundling of channels
lean architecture making it straightforward to implement API of a new exchange
fully asynchronous design aiming for the best performance

List of supported exchanges

As mentioned earlier, all exchanges listed below include full support for websockets.

	Name	Docs
	AAX	API
	Bibox	API
	BiboxEurope	API
	Binance (spot, margin, USDS-M futures)	API
	Bitforex	API
	Bitpanda Pro	API
	Bitvavo	API
	BTSE	API
	Eterbase	API
	HitBTC	API
	Liquid	API

Unlike REST API which is rather uniform across crypto exchanges websockets are often very exchange-specific and hence very time consuming to implement (which is the reason why they are not offered so broadly). Therefore cryptoxlib-aio comes at the cost of the number of exchanges it covers. This is in line with our ideology quality over quantity.

The list of supported exchanges will grow without any specific pattern, usually driven by personal needs. If there is a high demand for a new exchange/feature to be added, there is a high chance for it to happen (but not guranteed). For business related inquiries concerning customized changes tailored for the client please reach out via e-mail mentioned in the contacts.

Installation

pip install cryptoxlib-aio

In case you want to install the latest version from the repo, use

pip install git+https://github.com/nardew/cryptoxlib-aio.git@master

Examples

BITPANDA

bitpanda = CryptoXLib.create_bitpanda_client(api_key)

print("Account balance:")
await bitpanda.get_account_balances()

print("Order book:")
await bitpanda.get_order_book(Pair("BTC", "EUR"))

print("Create limit order:")
await bitpanda.create_limit_order(Pair("BTC", "EUR"), OrderSide.BUY, "10000", "1")

# Create first bundle of subscriptions
bitpanda.compose_subscriptions([
    AccountSubscription(),
    PricesSubscription([Pair("BTC", "EUR")]),
    OrderbookSubscription([Pair("BTC", "EUR")], "50", callbacks = [order_book_update]),
    CandlesticksSubscription([CandlesticksSubscriptionParams(Pair("BTC", "EUR"), TimeUnit.MINUTES, 1)]),
    MarketTickerSubscription([Pair("BTC", "EUR")])
])

# Bundle another subscriptions into a separate websocket
bitpanda.compose_subscriptions([
    OrderbookSubscription([Pair("ETH", "EUR")], "3", callbacks = [order_book_update]),
])

# Execute all websockets asynchronously
await bitpanda.start_websockets()

BITFOREX

bitforex = CryptoXLib.create_bitforex_client(api_key, sec_key)

print("Order book:")
await bitforex.get_order_book(pair = Pair('ETH', 'BTC'), depth = "1")

print("Create order:")
await bitforex.create_order(Pair("ETH", "BTC"), side = enums.OrderSide.SELL, quantity = "1", price = "1")

# First bundle of subscriptions
bitforex.compose_subscriptions([
    OrderBookSubscription(pair = Pair('ETH', 'BTC'), depth = "0", callbacks = [order_book_update]),
    TradeSubscription(pair = Pair('ETH', 'BTC'), size = "2", callbacks = [trade_update]),
])

# Another bundle of subscriptions
bitforex.compose_subscriptions([
    TickerSubscription(pair = Pair('BTC', 'USDT'), size = "2", interval = enums.Interval.I_1MIN, callbacks = [ticker_update]),
    Ticker24hSubscription(pair = Pair('BTC', 'USDT'), callbacks = [ticker24_update])
])

# Execute all websockets asynchronously
await bitforex.start_websockets()

Examples for every exchange can be found in the folder examples.

Contact

to report issues, bugs, docu corrections or to propose new features use preferably Github Issues
for topics requiring more personal approach feel free to send an e-mail to

Support

If you like the library and you feel like you want to support its further development, enhancements and bugfixing, then it will be of great help and most appreciated if you:

file bugs, proposals, pull requests, ...
spread the word
donate an arbitrary tip
- BTC: 3GJPT6H6WeuTWR2KwDSEN5qyJq95LEErzf
- ETH: 0xC7d8673Ee1B01f6F10e40aA416a1b0A746eaBe68

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