intriniorealtime 3.0.1

Intrinio Python SDK for Real-Time Stock Prices

intrinio-realtime-options-dotnet-sdk

SDK for working with Intrinio's realtime Multi-Exchange prices feed. Intrinio’s Multi-Exchange feed bridges the gap by merging real-time equity pricing from the IEX and MEMX exchanges. Get a comprehensive view with increased market volume and enjoy no exchange fees, no per-user requirements, no permissions or authorizations, and little to no paperwork.

Intrinio provides real-time stock prices via a two-way WebSocket connection. To get started, subscribe to a real-time data feed and follow the instructions below.

Documentation for our legacy realtime client

Requirements

• Python 3.6

Features

• Receive streaming, real-time price quotes (last trade, bid, ask)
• Subscribe to updates from individual securities
• Subscribe to updates for all securities

Installation

pip install intriniorealtime

Example Usage

import threading
from threading import Timer,Thread,Event
from intriniorealtime.client import IntrinioRealtimeClient

trade_count = 0
ask_count = 0
bid_count = 0
backlog_count = 0

def on_quote(quote, backlog):
        global ask_count
        global bid_count
        global backlog_count
        backlog_count = backlog
        if 'type' in quote.__dict__:
            if quote.type == "ask": ask_count += 1
            else: bid_count += 1

def on_trade(trade, backlog): 
        global trade_count
        global backlog_count
        backlog_count = backlog
        trade_count += 1

class Summarize(threading.Thread):
    def __init__(self, event):
        threading.Thread.__init__(self, args=(), kwargs=None)
        self.daemon = True
        self.stopped = event

    def run(self):
        global trade_count
        global bid_count
        global ask_count
        global backlog_count
        while not self.stopped.wait(5):
            print("trades: " + str(trade_count) + "; asks: " + str(ask_count) + "; bids: " + str(bid_count) + "; backlog: " + str(backlog_count))

options = {
    'api_key': '',
    'provider': 'REALTIME'
}

client = IntrinioRealtimeClient(options, on_trade, on_quote)
client.join(['AAPL','GE','MSFT'])
#client.join(['lobby'])
client.connect()
stopFlag = Event()
summarize_thread = Summarize(stopFlag)
summarize_thread.start()
client.keep_alive()
# this will stop the timer
stopFlag.set()

Handling Quotes and the Queue

There are thousands of securities, each with their own feed of activity. We highly encourage you to make your trade and quote handlers has short as possible and follow a queue pattern so your app can handle the volume of activity.

Quote Data Format

Quote Message

{ 'symbol': 'AAPL',
  'type': 'ask',
  'price': '102.3',
  'size': 100,
  'timestamp': 1636395583000000000 }

• symbol - the ticker of the security
• type - the quote type
• ask - represents the top-of-book ask price
• bid - represents the top-of-book bid price
• price - the price in USD
• size - the size of the last trade, or total volume of orders at the top-of-book bid or ask price
• timestamp - a Unix timestamp (nanoseconds since unix epoch)

Trade Message

{ 'symbol': 'AAPL',
  'total_volume': '106812',
  'price': '102.3',
  'size': 100,
  'timestamp': 1636395583000000000 }

• symbol - the ticker of the security
• total_volume - the total volume of trades for the security so far today.
• price - the price in USD
• size - the size of the last trade, or total volume of orders at the top-of-book bid or ask price
• timestamp - a Unix timestamp (nanoseconds since unix epoch)

API Keys

You will receive your Intrinio API Key after creating an account. You will need a subscription to a realtime data feed as well.

Documentation

Methods

client = IntrinioRealtimeClient(options) - Creates an Intrinio Realtime client

• Parameter options.api_key: Your Intrinio API Key
• Parameter options.provider: The real-time data provider to use ("REALTIME")
• Parameter options.on_quote(quote, backlog): A function that handles received quotes. backlog is an integer representing the approximate size of the queue of unhandled quote/trade events.
• Parameter options.on_trade(quote, backlog): A function that handles received trades. backlog is an integer representing the approximate size of the queue of unhandled quote/trade events.
• Parameter options.logger: (optional) A Python Logger instance to use for logging

def on_quote(quote, backlog):
    print("QUOTE: " , quote, "BACKLOG LENGTH: ", backlog)
def on_trade(trade, backlog):
    print("TRADE: " , trade, "BACKLOG LENGTH: ", backlog)
    
options = {
    'api_key': '',
    'provider': 'REALTIME',
    'on_quote': on_quote,
    'on_trade': on_trade
}

client = IntrinioRealtimeClient(options)

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client.join(channels) - Joins the given channels. This can be called at any time. The client will automatically register joined channels and establish the proper subscriptions with the WebSocket connection.

• Parameter channels - A single channel or list of channels. Use 'lobby' to subscribe to everything (requires firehose enabled on your subscription).

client.join(["AAPL", "MSFT", "GE"])
client.join("GOOG")

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client.connect() - Retrieves an auth token, opens the WebSocket connection, starts the self-healing and heartbeat intervals, joins requested channels.

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client.keep_alive() - Runs an infinite loop to keep the thread alive, so that the client continues to receive prices. You may call this function after connect() or use your own timing logic (for example: connect, listen for quotes for x minutes, disconnect).

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client.disconnect() - Closes the WebSocket, stops the self-healing and heartbeat intervals. You must call this to dispose of the client.

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client.on_quote(quote, backlog) - Changes the quote handler function

def on_quote(quote, backlog):
    print("QUOTE: " , quote, "BACKLOG LENGTH: ", backlog)
    
client.on_quote = on_quote

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client.leave(channels) - Leaves the given channels.

• Parameter channels - A single channel or list of channels

client.leave(["AAPL", "MSFT", "GE"])
client.leave("GOOG")

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client.leave_all() - Leaves all channels.