typed-bitget 0.1.2

A fully typed, validated async client for the Bitget API.

Typed Bitget

A fully typed, validated async client for the Bitget API

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from bitget import Bitget

async with Bitget.new() as client:
    assets = await client.spot.account.assets()
    for asset in assets:
        print(f"{asset['coin']}: {asset['available']}")

Why Typed Bitget?

• 🎯 Precise Types: Literal types, not strings. Your IDE knows exactly what's valid.
• ✅ Automatic Validation: Pydantic-powered response validation catches API changes instantly.
• ⚡ Async First: Built on httpx for high-performance async operations.
• 🔒 Type Safety: Full type hints throughout. Catch errors before runtime.
• 🎨 Beautiful DX: No unnecessary imports, sensible defaults, optional complexity.
• 📦 Batteries Included: Pagination helpers, decimal precision, timestamp parsing.

Installation

pip install typed-bitget

Quick Start

1. Set up API credentials

export BITGET_ACCESS_KEY="your_access_key"
export BITGET_SECRET_KEY="your_secret_key"
export BITGET_PASSPHRASE="your_passphrase"

2. Start trading

from bitget import Bitget

async with Bitget.new() as client:
    # Get spot account assets
    assets = await client.spot.account.assets()
    
    # Get futures positions
    positions = await client.futures.position.all_positions(
        product_type='USDT-FUTURES'
    )
    
    # Check overall balance
    overview = await client.common.assets.overview()

Features

No Unnecessary Imports

Notice something? You never imported Literal types. Just use strings:

# ❌ Other libraries
from some_sdk import ProductType
positions = await client.get_positions(product_type=ProductType.USDT_FUTURES)

# ✅ Typed Bitget
positions = await client.futures.position.all_positions(
    product_type='USDT-FUTURES'  # Your IDE autocompletes this!
)

Precise Type Annotations

Every field is precisely typed. Prices are Decimal, timestamps are datetime, enums are Literal types:

from decimal import Decimal
from datetime import datetime

assets = await client.spot.account.assets()
for asset in assets:
    coin: str = asset['coin']
    available: Decimal = asset['available']  # Not float!
    updated: datetime = asset['uTime']       # Not int!

Automatic Validation

Response validation is on by default but can be disabled:

# Validated (default) - throws ValidationError if API response changes
assets = await client.spot.account.assets()

# Skip validation for maximum performance
assets = await client.spot.account.assets(validate=False)

Built-in Pagination

# Manual pagination
response = await client.futures.trade.fills(
    product_type='USDT-FUTURES',
    symbol='BTCUSDT',
    limit=100
)

# Automatic pagination - yields chunks as they arrive
async for chunk in client.futures.trade.fills_paged(
    product_type='USDT-FUTURES',
    symbol='BTCUSDT'
):
    for fill in chunk:
        print(f"Trade: {fill['price']} @ {fill['baseVolume']}")

API Coverage

This library is a work in progress with many missing endpoints.

Current implementation includes ~40 methods across spot, futures, margin, earn, and copy trading. However, major functionality like order placement, order management, and WebSocket streams are not yet implemented.

📋 See API Overview for complete coverage details.

Documentation

• Quickstart Guide - Get up and running in 5 minutes
• Authentication - API credentials setup
• API Overview - Available endpoints and modules
• Examples - Common use cases and patterns
• Design Philosophy - Why we built it this way

Design Philosophy

Typed Bitget follows the principles outlined in this blog post:

1. Inputs shouldn't require custom imports - Use string literals, not enums
2. Annotate types precisely - Literal types, Decimal for prices, datetime for timestamps
3. Avoid unnecessary complication - Sensible defaults, optional complexity
4. Provide extra behavior optionally - Pagination and validation are opt-in

Details matter. Developer experience matters.

Examples

Portfolio Tracking

async with Bitget.new() as client:
    overview = await client.common.assets.overview()
    
    total_balance = sum(
        account['usdtBalance'] 
        for account in overview
    )
    print(f"Total Portfolio: ${total_balance:,.2f}")

Trading Bot

async with Bitget.new() as client:
    # Get current positions
    positions = await client.futures.position.all_positions(
        product_type='USDT-FUTURES',
        symbol='BTCUSDT'
    )
    
    # Get recent fills
    fills = await client.futures.trade.fills(
        product_type='USDT-FUTURES',
        symbol='BTCUSDT',
        limit=50
    )

Tax Reporting

from datetime import datetime

async with Bitget.new() as client:
    start = datetime(2024, 1, 1)
    end = datetime(2024, 12, 31)
    
    records = await client.common.tax.spot_transaction_records(
        start=start,
        end=end
    )

Error Handling

from bitget import Bitget
from bitget.core import ApiError, ValidationError, NetworkError

async with Bitget.new() as client:
    try:
        assets = await client.spot.account.assets()
    except ValidationError:
        # API response doesn't match expected schema
        pass
    except ApiError as e:
        # Bitget API returned an error
        print(f"API Error: {e}")
    except NetworkError:
        # Network/connection issue
        pass

Contributing

This is a work in progress! Contributions are welcome. The codebase is designed to be:

• Consistent: All endpoints follow the same patterns
• Type-safe: Everything is fully typed
• Validated: Pydantic models for all responses

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Inspired by this blog post on building better API clients.

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