python-degiro 0.1.0

An unofficial API for the trading platform DeGiro written in Python

DegiroAPI

An unofficial API for the trading platform Degiro written in Python with the ability to get real time data and historical data for products.

DEPRECATED!

The package degiro-connector contains the same and much more functionality. It is also maintained well. Hence, the decision to deprecate this repository.

Credits

This project is a fork from DegiroAPI by lolokrauz. It was not actively maintained anymore, hence the creation of this repository.

Added changes

Over the original repository the following things were added:

• Pre-commit hooks.
• Style and type checking.
• Dependencies handled by the setup instead of the user.
• Typing information all over the code.
• Removed logic from __init__.
• Renaming of function, parameters and variables to adhere to pythons snake_case.

Getting Started

Installing

pip install degiroapi

Logging in

frmo degiroapi.degiro import DeGiro
degiro = DeGiro()
degiro.login("username", "password")

Logging out

degiro.logout()

Available Functions

• login
• logout
• get_data
• search_products
• product_info
• transactions
• orders
• delete_order
• real_time_price
• get_stock_list
• buy_order
• sell_order

get_data

Printing your current cash funds:

from degiroapi.data_type import DataType
cashfunds = degiro.get_data(DataType.CASHFUNDS)
for data in cashfunds:
    print(data)

Printing your current portfolio, argument True to filter out products with a size of 0, False or no Argument to show all:

from degiroapi.data_type import DataType
portfolio = degiro.get_data(DataType.PORTFOLIO, True)
for data in portfolio:
    print(data)

search_products

Searching for a product:

products = degiro.search_products('Pfizer')
print(Product(products[0]).id)

product_info

Printing info for a specified product ID:

info = degiro.product_info(331823)
print(info["id"], info["name"], info["currency"], info["closePrice"])

transactions

Printing your transactions in a given time interval:

from datetime import datetime, timedelta

transactions = degiro.transactions(datetime(2019, 1, 1), datetime.now())
print(pretty_json(transactions))

orders

Printing your order history(the maximum timespan is 90 days) With argument True, this function only returns open orders

from datetime import datetime, timedelta

orders = degiro.orders(datetime.now() - timedelta(days=90), datetime.now())
print(pretty_json(orders))

orders = degiro.orders(datetime.now() - timedelta(days=90), datetime.now(), True)
print(pretty_json(orders))

delete_order

Deleting an open order with the orderId

orders = degiro.orders(datetime.now() - timedelta(days=1), datetime.now(), True)
degiro.delete_order(orders[0]['orderId'])

degiro.delete_order("f278d56f-eaa0-4dc7-b067-45c6b4b3d74f")

real_time_price

Get the real time price and the historical data of a stock:

from degiro.interval_type import IntervalType

products = degiro.search_products('nrz')
# Interval can be set to One_Day, One_Week, One_Month, Three_Months, Six_Months, One_Year, Three_Years, Five_Years, Max
realprice = degiro.real_time_price(Product(products[0]).id, IntervalType.One_Day)

# getting the real time price
print(realprice[0]['data']['lastPrice'])
print(pretty_json(realprice[0]['data']))

# getting historical data
print(realprice[1]['data'])

get_stock_list

Get the symbols of the S&P500 stocks:

sp5symbols = []
products = degiro.get_stock_list(14, 846)
for product in products:
    sp5symbols.append(Product(product).symbol)

Get the symbols of the german30 stocks:

daxsymbols = []
products = degiro.get_stock_list(6, 906)
for product in products:
    daxsymbols.append(Product(product).symbol)

buy_order

Placing a buy order is dependent on the order Type:

Limit order

You have to set a limit order price to which the order gets executed. arguments: order type, product id, execution time type (either 1 for "valid on a daily basis", or 3 for unlimited, size, limit(the limit price)

from degiroapi.order_type import OrderType
degiro.buy_order(OrderType.LIMIT, Product(products[0]).id, 3, 1, 30)

StopLimit order

Sets a limit order when the stoploss price is reached (not bought for more than the limit at the stop loss price): arguments: order type, product id, execution time type (either 1 for "valid on a daily basis", or 3 for "unlimited"), size, limit(the limit price), stop_loss(stop loss price)

from degiroapi.order_type import OrderType
degiro.buy_order(OrderType.STOPLIMIT, Product(products[0]).id, 3, 1, 38, 38)

Market order

Bought at the market price: arguments: order type, product id, execution time type (either 1 for "valid on a daily basis", or 3 for "unlimited"), size

from degiroapi.order_type import OrderType
degiro.buy_order(OrderType.MARKET, Product(products[0]).id, 3, 1)

StopLoss order

The stop loss price has to be higher than the current price, when current price reaches the stoploss price the order is placed: arguments: order type, product id, execution time type (either 1 for "valid on a daily basis", or 3 for "unlimited"), size

from degiroapi.order_type import OrderType
degiro.buy_order(OrderType.STOPLOSS, Product(products[0]).id, 3, 1, None, 38)

sell_order

Placing a sell order is dependent on the order Type: Equivalent to the buy orders:

from degiroapi.order_type import OrderType
degiro.sell_order(OrderType.LIMIT, Product(products[0]).id, 3, 1, 40)

from degiroapi.order_type import OrderType
degiro.sell_order(OrderType.STOPLIMIT, Product(products[0]).id, 3, 1, 37, 38)

from degiroapi.order_type import OrderType
degiro.sell_order(OrderType.MARKET, Product(products[0]).id, 3, 1)

from degiroapi.order_type import OrderType
degiro.sell_order(OrderType.STOPLOSS, Product(products[0]).id, 3, 1, None, 38)

Usage

For documented examples see examples.py

Contributing

How great this project will turn out to be, totally depends on you. If you think you have a great addition, please create a PR :). If you are unfamilar with pull requests, please take a look here.

Requirements

In order for your commit to be accepted, please install pre-commit. This will run a couple of tools to make sure the formatting of the code is good and there are no obvious mistakes.

Installing pre-commit

pre-commit install

Now everytime you will commit, it will automatically run the pre-commit hooks. If you are using Pycharm, the errors appear in git(left bottom) -> console.