pyschwab 0.0.2

A Python library for the Schwab trading API

Schwab API Python Library

A Python library for interacting with the Schwab API, providing simple access to trading and market data.

Prerequisites

1. You need to have a Schwab brokerage account.
2. Become an Individual Developer via the Schwab Developer Portal.
3. Create an individual developer app and wait until its status is "Ready for use".

Installation

Install the library using pip:

pip install pyschwab

Preparation

1. Change directory to your project directory
2. Copy pyschwab.yaml to your project's config directory.
3. Copy env_example to .env and replace the placeholders with your settings.

Warning

WARNING: This library can place real orders on your Schwab brokerage account. Use this API at your own risk. The author and contributors are not responsible for any financial losses or unintended trades that may occur as a result of using this library. Ensure you fully understand the functionality and risks before using it in a live trading environment.

Usage

Here are some sample usages:

import yaml

from pyschwab.auth import Authorizer
from pyschwab.trading import TradingApi
from pyschwab.types import Symbol
from pyschwab.market import MarketApi

# Load configuration
with open("config/pyschwab.yaml", 'r') as file:
    app_config = yaml.safe_load(file)

# Authorization
# On the first run, this will open a browser for authorization.
# Follow the instructions. Subsequent runs will auto-refresh the access token.
# When refresh token expires, it will open browser for authorization again.
authorizer = Authorizer(app_config['auth'])

access_token = authorizer.get_access_token()
print(access_token)

# Example usage of trading APIs
trading_api = TradingApi(access_token, app_config['trading'])
trading_data = trading_api.fetch_trading_data()
# List positions
for position in trading_data.positions:
    print("position:", position)

# List transactions 
for transaction in trading_api.get_transactions():
    print("transaction:", transaction)

# Buy/Sell equity
trading_api.buy_equity("TSLA", quantity=10, price=100)
trading_api.sell_equity("TSLA", quantity=10, price=200)

# Buy/Sell option
symbol = Symbol("RDDT", expiration="260116", call_put=True, strike=50.00)
trading_api.buy_single_option(symbol, quantity=1, price=10)
# Or: trading_api.buy_option("RDDT  260116C00050000", quantity=1, price=10)

trading_api.sell_single_option(symbol, quantity=1, price=30)

# Buy Call Spread
trading_api.trade_spread("TSLA", 0.9,  "2024-05-31", buy_sell=True, call_put=True, strikes=[177.5, 180], quantity=1)

# List orders
for order in trading_api.get_orders():
    print("order:", order)

# Example usage of market APIs
market_api = MarketApi(access_token, app_config['market'])

# Get quotes
symbols = ['TSLA', 'NVDA']
quotes = market_api.get_quotes(symbols)
for symbol in symbols:
    print("quote for ", symbol, ":", quotes[symbol])

# Get option chains
option_chain = market_api.get_option_chains('TSLA')
print(option_chain)

# Get price history 
history = market_api.get_price_history('TSLA')
print(history)

Tests

To run the tests, use the following command:

pytest -s

You can customize the tests by editing the test_api.json file. Each test case has enabled/dry_run attribute that you can toggle.

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License

MIT License

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