Bitstamp

An extensive client implementation of the Bitstamp API using Go.

Examples

Please check the examples_test.go file for some basic usage examples.

go get github.com/georlav/bitstamp@latest

Public data functions
- Ticker
- Hourly ticker
- Order book
- Transactions
- Trading pairs info
- OHLC data
- EUR/USD conversion rate
Private functions
- Account balance
- User transactions
- Crypto transactions
- Orders
  - Open orders
  - Order status
  - Cancel order
  - Cancel all orders
  - Buy limit order
  - Buy market order
  - Buy instant order
  - Sell limit order
  - Sell market order
  - Sell instant order
- Withdrawal requests
- Crypto withdrawals
- Crypto deposits
- Transfer balance from Sub to Main Account
- Transfer balance from Main to Sub Account
- Open bank withdrawal
- Bank withdrawal status
- Cancel bank withdrawal
- New liquidation address
- Liquidation address info
- WebSockets token

Public channels
- Live ticker
- Live orders
- Live order book
- Live detail order book
- Live full order book
Private Channels
- Live ticker
- Live orders

New pairs are constantly added so if you notice that a pair is missing you can run the following command and open pr

go generate ./...

This fetches all supported pairs from bitstamp and generates new pair and channel enums.

To be able to use private functions you need to generate an API key and a secret using your bitstamp account. To do that you need to visit.

Profile settings -> API access -> New API key

You can pass those to the client using the following functional options

c := bitstamp.NewHTTPAPI(
	bitstamp.APIKeyOption("yourkey"),
	bitstamp.APISecretOption("yoursecret"),
)

Or you can set them as environmental variables and client will automatically read them

export BITSTAMP_KEY="yourkey"
export BITSTAMP_SECRET="yoursecret"

IMPORTANT: Environmental variables override functional options.

To run the integration tests for public functions use

go test ./... -v -race -short

To run all integration tests and cover also private functions you need to set your secret and key at your env and run test without -short

go test ./... -v -race

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.

George Lavdanis - georlav@gmail.com