Bitfinex REST API client
Project description
# Python Bitfinex API client
---
This is a simple Python client for the Bitfinex REST API (V1 and V2). It supports public as well as private endpoints.
---
## Installation
You can either clone the repository directly from the Github webpage or run the following command(s) in your terminal:
Pip Installation:
```
pip install bitfinex-tencars
```
Alternatively you can clone the Git repository:
```
git clone https://github.com/akcarsten/bitfinex_api.git
```
Then go to the folder to which you cloned the repository and run:
```
python setup.py install
```
Now you can run Python and import the Bitfinex client.
---
## Examples of how to use the interface
### Public endpoints
Public endpoints can be used without entering any keys as shown in the examples below.
#### Example 1: Retrieving current tick data
```python
import bitfinex
# Initialize the api
api = bitfinex.api_v1()
# Select a trading pair
pair = 'btcusd'
# Get the current ticker data for the pair
api.ticker(pair)
```
#### Example 2: Available currency pairs
```python
import bitfinex
# Initialize the api
api = bitfinex.api_v1()
# Get all available currency pairs
symbols = api.symbols()
```
All available public endpoints are included in this client. For a full documentation check the Bitfinex API [webpage](
https://docs.bitfinex.com/docs/public-endpoints)
### Private endpoints
In order to use private endpoints the public- and secrete keys need to be provided while initializing the API as shown in the example below in which the current account balance can be retrieved.
#### Example 1: Check account balance
```python
import bitfinex
key = 'YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY'
secrete = 'YOUR_SECRETE_KEY'
api = bitfinex.api_v1(key, secrete)
my_balance = api_bitfinex.balance()
```
#### Example 2: Place an buy order
```python
import bitfinex
symbol = 'btcusd' # Currency pair to trade
amount = '0' # Amount to buy
price = '0' # Buy price
side = 'buy' # Buy or sell
type = 'exchange market' # Which type
# Send the order
api.place_order(symbol, amount, price, side, type)
```
---
## Further information
For a full documentation of all API commands and what parameters are needed to run them, check out the Bitfinex API documentation for [public endpoints](https://docs.bitfinex.com/docs/public-endpoints) and the documentation for the [private endpoints](https://docs.bitfinex.com/docs/rest-auth) of the V1 API.
For the V2 API you can find the reference [here](https://docs.bitfinex.com/v2/reference).
All endpoints should be included in this API. In case of changes or bugs please let me know.
---
This is a simple Python client for the Bitfinex REST API (V1 and V2). It supports public as well as private endpoints.
---
## Installation
You can either clone the repository directly from the Github webpage or run the following command(s) in your terminal:
Pip Installation:
```
pip install bitfinex-tencars
```
Alternatively you can clone the Git repository:
```
git clone https://github.com/akcarsten/bitfinex_api.git
```
Then go to the folder to which you cloned the repository and run:
```
python setup.py install
```
Now you can run Python and import the Bitfinex client.
---
## Examples of how to use the interface
### Public endpoints
Public endpoints can be used without entering any keys as shown in the examples below.
#### Example 1: Retrieving current tick data
```python
import bitfinex
# Initialize the api
api = bitfinex.api_v1()
# Select a trading pair
pair = 'btcusd'
# Get the current ticker data for the pair
api.ticker(pair)
```
#### Example 2: Available currency pairs
```python
import bitfinex
# Initialize the api
api = bitfinex.api_v1()
# Get all available currency pairs
symbols = api.symbols()
```
All available public endpoints are included in this client. For a full documentation check the Bitfinex API [webpage](
https://docs.bitfinex.com/docs/public-endpoints)
### Private endpoints
In order to use private endpoints the public- and secrete keys need to be provided while initializing the API as shown in the example below in which the current account balance can be retrieved.
#### Example 1: Check account balance
```python
import bitfinex
key = 'YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY'
secrete = 'YOUR_SECRETE_KEY'
api = bitfinex.api_v1(key, secrete)
my_balance = api_bitfinex.balance()
```
#### Example 2: Place an buy order
```python
import bitfinex
symbol = 'btcusd' # Currency pair to trade
amount = '0' # Amount to buy
price = '0' # Buy price
side = 'buy' # Buy or sell
type = 'exchange market' # Which type
# Send the order
api.place_order(symbol, amount, price, side, type)
```
---
## Further information
For a full documentation of all API commands and what parameters are needed to run them, check out the Bitfinex API documentation for [public endpoints](https://docs.bitfinex.com/docs/public-endpoints) and the documentation for the [private endpoints](https://docs.bitfinex.com/docs/rest-auth) of the V1 API.
For the V2 API you can find the reference [here](https://docs.bitfinex.com/v2/reference).
All endpoints should be included in this API. In case of changes or bugs please let me know.
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