pip install zerocap-websocket-test -i https://www.pypi.org/simple/
demo:
from zerocap_websocket_test import ZerocapWebsocketTest
API key and secret required
apiKey = “”
apiSecret = “”
websocket = ZerocapWebsocketTest(apiKey, apiSecret)
Subscribe to Market data
market_connect = websocket.get_market()
Subscription order updates and transaction records
orders_connect = websocket.get_orders()
while True:
# Get subscription messages
message = websocket.get_message(market_connect)
print(f"Receiving message from server: \n{message}")
if not message:
print("Connection close")
break
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