gcapi-python
Python package for Gain Capital API used for trading on Forex.com
Table of Contents
Getting Started
Installation
pip install gcapi-python
Usage
After installing, import into your project
from gcapi import GCapiClient
Initialize with Forex.com credentials and app key.
api = GCapiClient(username='usr', password='***', appkey='***', proxies=None)
Endpoints
Account Information
api.get_account_info(get=None)
Margin Information
api.get_margin_info(get=None)
Market Information
api.get_market_info(market_name,get=None)
Pricing
api.get_prices(market_id=None, num_ticks=None, from_ts=None, to_ts=None, price_type=None)
api.get_ohlc(market_id=None, num_ticks=None, interval="HOUR", span=1, from_ts=None, to_ts=None)
Trading
api.trade_order(quantity, offer_price, direction, trading_acc_id=None, market_id=None, market_name=None, stop_loss=None,
take_profit=None, trigger_price=None)
List Open Positions
api.list_open_positions(trading_acc_id=None)
Examples
Click here to see examples
Contact
Please contact Kyu Mok (Ricky) Kim if you have any questions, suggestions, or feedback.
Website: rickykim.net
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