bpx-py 1.2.2

Backpack API SDK tool

Backpack SDK

This Backpack SDK is a continuously updated and supported Python toolkit that provides comprehensive access to all Backpack endpoints, including custom artificial endpoints for enhanced functionality. This SDK ensures developers have the most current tools for seamless integration with Backpack services.

Installation

bpx-py is stable on python >= 3.8

pip install bpx-py

Usage

Make an account and generate API keys on Backpack

Account example

from bpx.account import Account

public_key = "<KEY>"
secret_key = "<KEY>"
account = Account(public_key, 
        secret_key,
        window=6000, # default value is 5000
        proxy={"http":"132.142.132.12:3128"}) # you can use any requests proxy supported by requests
deposit_address_sol = account.get_deposit_address("Solana")
account_fills = account.get_fill_history_query("SOL_USDC", 
                                               limit=10,
                                               window=10000) # window only for this order
print(deposit_address_sol)
print(account_fills)

bpx-py supports async code:

from bpx.async_.account import Account
import asyncio

async def main():
    public_key = "<KEY>"
    secret_key = "<KEY>"
    account = Account(public_key, secret_key, proxy="http://your_proxy-address:1234")
    deposit_address_sol = await account.get_deposit_address("Solana")
    await asyncio.sleep(1)
    account_fills = await account.get_fill_history_query("SOL_USDC", 
                                               limit=10,
                                               window=10000)
    print(deposit_address_sol)
    print(account_fills)

asyncio.run(main())

Public

Backpack has public endpoints that don't need API keys:

from bpx.public import Public

public = Public() 
server_time = public.get_time()
markets = public.get_markets()
print(server_time)
print(markets)

Async code:

from bpx.async_.public import Public
import asyncio

async def main():
    public = Public()
    assets = await public.get_assets()
    await asyncio.sleep(1)
    klines = await public.get_klines("SOL_USDC", "1d")
    print(assets)
    print(klines)
    
asyncio.run(main())

Request Configuration

You can get the request configuration using bpx.base.base_account and bpx.base.base_public without doing a request.

from bpx.base.base_account import BaseAccount
from bpx.base.base_public import BasePublic
from bpx.models.request_configuration import RequestConfiguration # unnecessary

base_public = BasePublic()
base_account = BaseAccount("<PUBLIC_KEY>", "<SECRET_KEY>", window=5000, debug=True)

# let's get url and headers for this account request
request_config: RequestConfiguration = base_account.get_balances()
url = request_config.url
headers = request_config.headers
# let's get url for this public request
request_url: str = base_public.get_ticker_url(symbol="SOL_USDC")

Can be useful

bpx.models - models that are in use by request.

bpx.constants - constants that may help if you don't know which variables are existing.

Useful sources

Discord channel to get help

Backpack API DOCS

PYPI

Backpack help center