kraky 0.1.1

Python asyncio client for Kraken API REST and Kraken Websockets API using httpx and websockets

Kraky

Python asyncio client for Kraken API REST and Kraken Websockets API using httpx and websockets

Installation

pip install kraky

Usage

REST

from kraky import KrakyApiClient

async def get_token():
    kraken_api_key = ""
    kraken_secret = ""
    kraky_api_client = KrakyApiClient(
        api_key=kraken_api_key, secret=kraken_secret
    )

    ws_token = await self.kraky_api_client.get_ws_token()
    return ws_token

Websocket

from kraky import KrakyWsClient

async def public_handler(self, response):
    print(response)

async def private_handler(self, response):
    print(response)

async def main():

    interval = 30

    ws_pairs = ["XBT/USD", "ETH/USD]

    ws_token = get_token()

    kraky_public_ws_client = KrakyWsClient("production")
    kraky_private_ws_client = KrakyWsClient("production-auth")

    asyncio.create_task(
        kraky_public_ws_client.connect(
            public_handler, connection_name="public"
        )
    )

    asyncio.create_task(
        kraky_private_ws_client.connect(
            private_handler, connection_name="private"
        )
    )

    await kraky_public_ws_client.subscribe(
        {"name": "ohlc", "interval": interval},
        ws_pairs,
        connection_name="public",
    )

    await kraky_private_ws_client.subscribe(
        {
            "interval": interval,
            "token": ws_token,
            "name": "openOrders",
        },
        connection_name="private",
    )

if __name__ == "__main__":
    loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
    loop.create_task(main())
    loop.run_forever()

Compatibility

• Python 3.7 and above

Licence

MIT License