dvarpal 2.0.1

Automated broker login and token generator using Firefox ESR and Selenium

Dvarpal

'Dvarpal' (Sanskrit: द्वारपाल) means 'door guard'. Davrpal aims to provide automated login mechanism for Indian stock brokers.

• Dvarpal
  • Supported Brokers
  • Installation
  • Configuration
  • Usage

Supported Brokers

1. Upstox

Dvarpal is designed so that support for more brokers can be added easily.

Installation

pip install dvarpal

Prerequisite

Dvarpal uses Selenium + Firefox ESR + Gecko Driver to perform automated logins. Firefox ESR and Gecko Driver have to be installed on operating system. For linux, this is automated in the script install-firefox-esr-geckodriver.sh

For Windows and Mac, it is left upto the user to perform similar installations.

Configuration

Dvarpal picks up configration file from ${HOME}/dvarpal.yaml file. A sample file for Upstox is shared below. For more samples, refer to config_samples directory.

authn_url: https://api.upstox.com/v2/login/authorization/dialog
authz_url: https://api.upstox.com/v2/login/authorization/token

# The following properties are part of upstox app created for API access
client_id: <your-client-id>
client_secret: <your-client-secret>
redirect_uri: <your-redirect-url>

# TOTP secret key generated using https://help.upstox.com/support/solutions/articles/260343-what-is-totp-and-how-to-enable-totp-for-my-account-
totp_secret_key: <your TOTP secret key>

mobile: <your registered mobile number>
pin: <your pin>

Usage

Starting version 2.0.0, Dvarpal will use Firefox ESR + Gecko Driver. Support for Google Chrome and Undetected Chromedriver have been deprecated. In version 2.0.1, support for Chrome will be removed.

from dvarpal.session_firefox import SessionManager

session_manager = SessionManager()
session_manager.generate_access_token()  # to generate a new access token
session_manager.is_session_valid()  # to check if access token is valid
session_manager.get_access_token()  # get the actual access token string

Upon generating an access_token, it is saved to text file ${HOME}/dvarpal_session. Before generating a new access token, dvarpal checks the file. If file exists, it loads the access token from file and uses it. If the token is expired or invalid, dvarpal generates a new one.