kalshi-python 2.0.0

Kalshi Trade API

kalshi_python

This library is the official python SDK for algorithmic trading on Kalshi.

This SDK is powered by Kalshi's trading api.

By using this SDK, you agree to Kalshi's Developer Agreement (https://kalshi.com/developer-agreement).

This Python package is automatically generated by the Swagger Codegen project:

• API version: 2.0.0
• Package version: 1.0.0
• Build package: io.swagger.codegen.v3.generators.python.PythonClientCodegen

Requirements.

Python 2.7 and 3.4+

Installation & Usage

pip install

If the python package is hosted on Github, you can install directly from Github

pip install kalshi-python

Then import the package:

import kalshi_python 

Quick start

Please follow the installation procedure and then run the following:

import uuid
import kalshi_python
from kalshi_python.models import *
from pprint import pprint

config = kalshi_python.Configuration()
# Comment the line below to use production
config.host = 'https://demo-api.kalshi.co/trade-api/v2'

# Create an API configuration passing your credentials.
# Use this if you want the kalshi_python sdk to manage the authentication for you.
kalshi_api = kalshi_python.ApiInstance(
    email='YOUR_EMAIL_HERE',
    password='YOUR_PASSWORD_HERE',
    configuration=config,
)

# Alternatively you can manage the authentication yourself by doing:
# kalshi_api = kalshi_python.ApiInstance(
#     configuration=config,
# )
# loginResponse = kalshi_api.login(LoginRequest(email='YOUR_EMAIL_HERE', password='YOUR_PASSWORD_HERE'))
# token = loginResponse.token
# kalshi_api.set_api_token(loginResponse.token)
# # The token used above can eventually expire if you stop using it for more than 30 minutes.
# # In that case you should redo the process by doing a new login request and setting the api token again in the same way.

# Checks if the exchange is available.
exchangeStatus = kalshi_api.get_exchange_status()
print('Exchange status response: ')
pprint(exchangeStatus)

# Gets the data for a specific series.
seriesTicker = 'FED'
seriesResponse = kalshi_api.get_series(seriesTicker)
print('\nSeries: ' + seriesTicker)
pprint(seriesResponse)

# Gets the events for a specific series.
seriesTicker = 'FED'
eventsResponse = kalshi_api.get_events(series_ticker=seriesTicker)
print('\nEvents for series: ' + seriesTicker)
pprint(eventsResponse)

# Gets the data for a specific event.
eventTicker = 'FED-23DEC'
eventResponse = kalshi_api.get_event(eventTicker)
print('\nEvent: ' + seriesTicker)
pprint(eventResponse)

# Gets the data for a specific market.
marketTicker = 'FED-23DEC-T3.00'
marketResponse = kalshi_api.get_market(marketTicker)
print('\nMarket: ' + marketTicker)
pprint(marketResponse)

# Gets the orderbook for a specific market.
marketTicker = 'FED-23DEC-T3.00'
orderbookResponse = kalshi_api.get_market_orderbook(marketTicker)
print('\nOrderbook for market: ' + marketTicker)
pprint(orderbookResponse)

# Gets the market price history for a specific market.
marketTicker = 'FED-23DEC-T3.00'
historyResponse = kalshi_api.get_market_history(marketTicker)
print('\nMarket price history for market: ' + marketTicker)
pprint(historyResponse)

# Gets the balance for your kalshi account.
balanceResponse = kalshi_api.get_balance()
print('\nUser balance: ')
pprint(balanceResponse)

if exchangeStatus.trading_active:
    # Submit an order for 10 yes contracts at 50cents on 'FED-23DEC-T3.00'.
    orderUuid = str(uuid.uuid4())
    orderResponse = kalshi_api.create_order(CreateOrderRequest(
        ticker=marketTicker,
        action='buy',
        type='limit',
        yes_price=50,
        count=10,
        client_order_id=orderUuid,
        side='yes',
    ))
    print('\nOrder submitted: ')
    pprint(orderResponse)
else:
    print('\nThe exchange is not trading active, no orders will be sent right now.')

Additional resources

The documentation for the underlying web api used by the sdk can be found here.

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