bitmart-python-sdk-api 2.6.0

BitMart Exchange official(https://bitmart.com) Python client for the BitMart Cloud API

BitMart-Python-SDK-API

BitMart Exchange official Python client for the BitMart Cloud API.

Feature

• Provides exchange quick trading API
• Easier withdrawal
• Efficiency, higher speeds, and lower latencies
• Priority in development and maintenance
• Dedicated and responsive technical support
• Supported APIs:
  • /spot/*
  • /contract/*
  • /account/*
• Supported websockets:
  • Spot WebSocket Market Stream
  • Spot User Data Stream
  • futures User Data Stream
  • futures WebSocket Market Stream
• Test cases and examples

Installation

pip install bitmart-python-sdk-api

Documentation

API Documentation

Example

Spot Public API Example

from bitmart.api_spot import APISpot

if __name__ == '__main__':
    spotAPI = APISpot(timeout=(2, 10))

    # Get a list of all cryptocurrencies on the platform
    response = spotAPI.get_currencies()
    print("response:", response[0])

    # Querying aggregated tickers of a particular trading pair
    response = spotAPI.get_v3_ticker(symbol='BTC_USDT')
    print("response:", response[0])

    # Get the quotations of all trading pairs
    response = spotAPI.get_v3_tickers()
    print("response:", response[0])

    # Get full depth of trading pairs
    response = spotAPI.get_v3_depth(symbol='BTC_USDT')
    print("response:", response[0])

    # Get the latest trade records of the specified trading pair
    response = spotAPI.get_v3_trades(symbol='BTC_USDT', limit=10)
    print("response:", response[0])

Spot Trade API Example

from bitmart.api_spot import APISpot
from bitmart.lib import cloud_exceptions

if __name__ == '__main__':

    api_key = "Your API KEY"
    secret_key = "Your Secret KEY"
    memo = "Your Memo"

    try:
        spotAPI = APISpot(api_key, secret_key, memo, timeout=(3, 10))

        response = spotAPI.post_submit_order(
            symbol='BTC_USDT',
            side='sell',
            type='limit',
            size='10000',
            price='1000000'
        )

    except cloud_exceptions.APIException as apiException:
        print("Error[HTTP<>200]:", apiException.response)
    except Exception as exception:
        print("Error[Exception]:", exception)
    else:
        if response[0]['code'] == 1000:
            print('Call Success:', response[0])
        else:
            print('Call Failed:', response[0]['message'])
    

Please find examples/spot folder to check for more endpoints.

Spot WebSocket Public Channel Example

import logging
import time

from bitmart.lib.cloud_consts import SPOT_PUBLIC_WS_URL
from bitmart.lib.cloud_utils import config_logging
from bitmart.websocket.spot_socket_client import SpotSocketClient

def message_handler(message):
    logging.info(f"message_handler: {message}")
      
if __name__ == '__main__':
  config_logging(logging, logging.INFO)
  
  
  my_client = SpotSocketClient(stream_url=SPOT_PUBLIC_WS_URL,
                               on_message=message_handler)
  
  # Subscribe to a single symbol stream
  my_client.subscribe(args="spot/ticker:BMX_USDT")
  
  # Subscribe to multiple symbol streams
  my_client.subscribe(args=["spot/ticker:BMX_USDT", "spot/ticker:BTC_USDT"])
  
  # Send the original subscription message
  my_client.send({"op": "subscribe", "args": ["spot/ticker:ETH_USDT"]})
  
  time.sleep(5)
  
  # Unsubscribe
  my_client.unsubscribe(args="spot/ticker:BMX_USDT")
  
  my_client.send({"op": "unsubscribe", "args": ["spot/ticker:BMX_USDT"]})

Spot WebSocket Private Channel Example

import logging

from bitmart.lib.cloud_consts import SPOT_PRIVATE_WS_URL
from bitmart.lib.cloud_utils import config_logging
from bitmart.websocket.spot_socket_client import SpotSocketClient

def message_handler(message):
    logging.info(f"message_handler: {message}")
    
if __name__ == '__main__':
    config_logging(logging, logging.INFO)

    my_client = SpotSocketClient(stream_url=SPOT_PRIVATE_WS_URL,
                             on_message=message_handler,
                             api_key="your_api_key",
                             api_secret_key="your_secret_key",
                             api_memo="your_api_memo")

    # Login
    my_client.login()

    # Subscribe to a single symbol stream
    my_client.subscribe(args="spot/user/balance:BALANCE_UPDATE")

    # Stop
    # my_client.stop()

Please find examples/websocket/spot/websocket_stream folder to check for more endpoints.

Futures Public API Example

import time
from bitmart.api_contract import APIContract

if __name__ == '__main__':
    contractAPI = APIContract(timeout=(2, 10))

    # query contract details
    response = contractAPI.get_details(contract_symbol='ETHUSDT')
    print("response:", response[0])

    # Get full depth of trading pairs.
    response = contractAPI.get_depth(contract_symbol='ETHUSDT')
    print("response:", response[0])

    # Querying the open interest and open interest value data of the specified contract
    response = contractAPI.get_open_interest(contract_symbol='ETHUSDT')
    print("response:", response[0])

    # Applicable for checking the current funding rate of a specified contract
    response = contractAPI.get_funding_rate(contract_symbol='ETHUSDT')
    print("response:", response[0])

    # querying K-line data
    end_time = int(time.time())
    start_time = end_time - 3600
    response = contractAPI.get_kline(contract_symbol='ETHUSDT', step=5, start_time=start_time, end_time=end_time)
    print("response:", response[0])

Futures Trade API Example

from bitmart.api_contract import APIContract
from bitmart.lib import cloud_exceptions

if __name__ == '__main__':

    api_key = "Your API KEY"
    secret_key = "Your Secret KEY"
    memo = "Your Memo"

    contractAPI = APIContract(api_key, secret_key, memo, timeout=(3, 10))

    try:
        response = contractAPI.post_submit_order(contract_symbol='BTCUSDT',
                                                 client_order_id="BM1234",
                                                 side=4,
                                                 mode=1,
                                                 type='limit',
                                                 leverage='1',
                                                 open_type='isolated',
                                                 size=10,
                                                 price='20000')
    except cloud_exceptions.APIException as apiException:
        print("Error[HTTP<>200]:", apiException.response)
    except Exception as exception:
        print("Error[Exception]:", exception)
    else:
        if response[0]['code'] == 1000:
            print('Call Success:', response[0])
        else:
            print('Call Failed:', response[0]['message'])

Please find examples/futures folder to check for more endpoints.

Futures WebSocket Public Channel Example

import logging
import time

from bitmart.lib.cloud_consts import FUTURES_PUBLIC_WS_URL
from bitmart.lib.cloud_utils import config_logging
from bitmart.websocket.futures_socket_client import FuturesSocketClient

def message_handler(message):
    logging.info(f"message_handler: {message}")
    
    

if __name__ == '__main__':
    config_logging(logging, logging.INFO)
    
    my_client = FuturesSocketClient(stream_url=FUTURES_PUBLIC_WS_URL,
                                on_message=message_handler)

    # Example 1:
    # Subscribe to a single symbol stream
    my_client.subscribe(args="futures/ticker:BTCUSDT")

    time.sleep(2)

    # Unsubscribe
    my_client.unsubscribe(args="futures/ticker:BTCUSDT")

    time.sleep(5)
    # Example 2:
    # Send the original subscription message
    my_client.send({"action": "subscribe", "args": ["futures/ticker:BTCUSDT"]})

    time.sleep(2)

    # Unsubscribe
    my_client.send({"action": "unsubscribe", "args": ["futures/ticker:BTCUSDT"]})

    # Stop
    # my_client.stop()

Futures WebSocket Private Channel Example

import logging

from bitmart.lib.cloud_consts import FUTURES_PRIVATE_WS_URL
from bitmart.lib.cloud_utils import config_logging
from bitmart.websocket.futures_socket_client import FuturesSocketClient

def message_handler(message):
    logging.info(f"message_handler: {message}")


if __name__ == '__main__':
    config_logging(logging, logging.INFO)
  
    my_client = FuturesSocketClient(stream_url=FUTURES_PRIVATE_WS_URL,
                                on_message=message_handler,
                                api_key="your_api_key",
                                api_secret_key="your_secret_key",
                                api_memo="your_api_memo")

    # Login
    my_client.login()

    # Subscribe to a single symbol stream
    my_client.subscribe(args="futures/asset:USDT")

    # Subscribe to multiple symbol streams
    my_client.subscribe(args=["futures/asset:BTC", "futures/asset:ETH"])

    # Stop
    # my_client.stop()

Please find examples/websocket/futures/websocket_stream folder to check for more endpoints.

Extra Options

Authentication

How to set API KEY?

from bitmart.api_spot import APISpot
from bitmart.api_contract import APIContract

spotAPI = APISpot(api_key="your api access key", secret_key="your api secret key", memo="your api memo")
contractAPI = APIContract(api_key="your api access key", secret_key="your api secret key", memo="your api memo")

Timeout

Set HTTP connection timeout and read timeout.

from bitmart.api_spot import APISpot
from bitmart.api_contract import APIContract
spotAPI = APISpot(timeout=(2, 10))
contractAPI = APIContract(timeout=(2, 10))

Logging

If you want to debug the data requested by the API and the corresponding data returned by the API, you can set it like this:

import logging
from bitmart.api_spot import APISpot
from bitmart.lib.cloud_utils import config_logging

config_logging(logging, logging.DEBUG)
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

spotAPI = APISpot(logger=logger)

Domain

How to set API domain name? The domain name parameter is optional, the default domain name is https://api-cloud.bitmart.com.

from bitmart.api_spot import APISpot
from bitmart.api_contract import APIContract
spotAPI = APISpot(url='https://api-cloud.bitmart.com')
contractAPI = APIContract(url='https://api-cloud-v2.bitmart.com')

Custom request headers

You can add your own request header information here, but please do not fill in X-BM-KEY, X-BM-SIGN, X-BM-TIMESTAMP

from bitmart.api_spot import APISpot
spotAPI = APISpot(headers={'Your-Custom-Header': 'xxxxxxx'})

Response Metadata

The bitmart API server provides the endpoint rate limit usage in the header of each response. This information can be obtained from the headers property. x-bm-ratelimit-remaining indicates the number of times the current window has been used, x-bm-ratelimit-limit indicates the maximum number of times the current window can be used, and x-bm-ratelimit-reset indicates the current window time.

Example:

x-bm-ratelimit-mode: IP
x-bm-ratelimit-remaining: 10
x-bm-ratelimit-limit: 600
x-bm-ratelimit-reset: 60

This means that this IP can call the endpoint 600 times within 60 seconds, and has called 10 times so far.

import logging

from bitmart.api_spot import APISpot
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
spotAPI = APISpot()

response = spotAPI.get_currencies()[0]
limit = spotAPI.get_currencies()[1]
logger.info(f"x-bm-ratelimit-remaining={limit['Remaining']},"
            f"x-bm-ratelimit-limit={limit['Limit']},"
            f"x-bm-ratelimit-reset={limit['Reset']},"
            f"x-bm-ratelimit-mode={limit['Mode']}")