Exemple #1
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 def _init_Request(self, PlatformInfo):
     self.Request = Request(Info = PlatformInfo())
     return 0
Exemple #2
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 def _init_Requests(self, PlatformInfo):
     self.Request = RequestPrivate(Account = self, Info = PlatformInfo)
     self.pubRequest = Request(Info = PlatformInfo)
     return 0
Exemple #3
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class Status():
#class Status(StatusStructure):
    def __init__(self, PlatformInfo = Info(),):# Api = Request()):
        """
            Arguments:
                - Platform: either the name of the paltform or 
                    the path to a config file.
                    Permitted names for the platform are:
                        ['btc-e','crypsty']
        """
        #StatusStructure.__init__(self, PlatformInfo = PlatformInfo)
        #
        self._init_Request(PlatformInfo) #defs self.Api
        #
        self.MarketCurrent = {}
        #
        self.OrdersCurrent = {}
        #
        self.PricesLast = {}
        #
        self.Currencies = []
        self.Pairs = []
        self.marketid = {}
        ##call self.update_info before
        self.update_info()
        self._init_marketid() #defs self.marketid
        ##are not really needed to be dicts yet
        ##to do: get the fees through request.
        self.fee = 0.997
        
        
        return None
    #
    def _init_Request(self, PlatformInfo):
        self.Request = Request(Info = PlatformInfo())
        return 0
    
    def update_info(self,):
        self.get_marketdata()
        self._order_Pairs()
        self.update_PricesLast()
        #hm...
        #self.get_orderdata()
        for curs in self.MarketCurrent.keys():
            for cur in curs:
                if cur not in self.Currencies:
                    self.Currencies.append(cur)
            if curs not in self.Pairs:
                self.Pairs.append(curs)
        self.update_PricesLast()
        return 0
        
    def update_PricesLast(self,):
    #def update_PricesCurrent(self,):
        for pair in self.Pairs:
            pairMarket = self.MarketCurrent[pair]
            try:
                self.PricesLast[pair] = {'price':float(pairMarket['buyorders'][0]['price']) if pairMarket['secondarycode'] == pair[1] else 1/float(pairMarket['sellorders'][0]['price']),
                                         'timestamp': self.MarketCurrent[pair]['timestamp']
                                        }
                self.PricesLast[tuple(list(pair)[::-1])] = {'price':1/float(pairMarket['sellorders'][0]['price']) if pairMarket['secondarycode'] == pair[1] else float(pairMarket['buyorders'][0]['price']),
                                                            'timestamp': self.MarketCurrent[pair]['timestamp']
                                                           }
            except TypeError:
                pass
        return 0
        
    def _order_Pairs(self,):
        for i in range(len(self.Pairs)):
            pair = tuple([
                            self.MarketCurrent[pair]['primarycode'],
                            self.MarketCurrent[pair]['secondarycode']
                            ])
            self.Pairs[i] = pair   
            #self.Pairs[pair]
            #self.Pairs[pair]['primary'] = self.MarketCurrent[pair]['primarycode']
            #self.Pairs[pair]['secondary'] = self.MarketCurrent[pair]['secondarycode']
            #self.Pairs[pair]['marketid'] = self.MarketCurrent[pair]['marketid']
        return 0
    
    def _init_marketid(self, ):
        for pair in self.MarketCurrent:
            self.marketid[pair] = int(self.MarketCurrent[pair]['marketid'])
        return 0
            
        
    def get_marketdata(self, marketid = None):
    #def update_MarketCurrent(self, marketid = None):
        #
        #----
        kwargs = {}
        if not marketid:
            kwargs['method'] = 'marketdatav2'
            #kwargs['params'] = {}
            #market = self.Api.fetch('marketdatav2')[u'markets']
        else:
            kwargs['method'] = 'singlemarketdata'
            kwargs['params'] = {'marketid':marketid}
            #market = self.Api.fetch('singlemarketdata',{'marketid':marketid})[u'markets']
        now = time.time()
        market = self.Request.fetch(**kwargs)[u'markets']
        #----
        #now,market = self.get_MarketCurrent(marketID = marketID)
        self.MarketCurrent = {}
        for pair in market:
            t_pair = tuple(pair.split('/'))
            self.MarketCurrent[t_pair] = market[pair]
            self.MarketCurrent[t_pair]['timestamp'] = now
        return 0
        
    def get_orderdata(self, marketid = None):
    #def update_OrdersCurrent(self, marketid = None):
        kwargs = {}
        if not marketid:
            kwargs['method'] = 'orderdata'
        else:
            kwargs['method'] = 'singleorderdata'
            kwargs['params'] = {'marketid':marketid}
        now = time.time()
        orders = self.Request.fetch(**kwargs)
        for key in orders:
            pair = (
                    orders[key]['primarycode'],
                    orders[key]['secondarycode']
                   )
            self.OrdersCurrent[pair] = orders[key]
            self.OrdersCurrent[pair]['timestamp'] = now
        return 0
Exemple #4
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class Account():
#class Account(AccountStructure):
    #it does not make much sense to have the info in a class...
    def __init__(self, PlatformInfo = Info(), public_key = '', private_key = '',):
        """
            This class is designed to hold all information specific to
                a user account on cryptsy.com.
            Be carefull the secret (priv_key)
        """
        #AccountStructure.__init__(self,
        #                          PlatfromInfo = PlatformInfo,
        #                          public_key = public_key,
        #                          private_key = private_key,
        #                          )
        
        #
        self._init_Requests(PlatformInfo = PlatformInfo)
        self.marketid = {}
        self.Pairs = {}
        self._init_mid_pairs()
        self.CryptoAdresses = {}
        self.CryptoAdresses['LTC'] = 'LMGgCFsxJBjkPwAW9bn5MnZG4vyTGv1aJr'
        #
        self.pub_key = public_key
        #
        self.priv_key = private_key
        #self.Request = private_request(Account = self)
        
        self.MyTrades = {}
        self.MyOrders = {}
        self.MyTransactions = {}
        self.TradeHisory = {}
        self.Depths = {}
        
        
        ##Those have to adapted to the specific platform
        self.command_account_info = 'getinfo'
        self.command_market_info = 'getmarkets'
        self.command_trades_history = ''
        self.command_open_orders = ''
        #not used
        self.command_my_transactions = ''
        self.command_my_trades = ''
        self.command_my_orders = 'allmyorders'
        self.command_new_order = 'createorder'
        self.command_cancel_order = ''
        self.command_cancel_all_orders = ''
        self.parameter_ordertype = 'ordertype'
        self.parameter_market = 'marketid'
        self.parameter_quantity = 'quantity'
        self.parameter_price = 'price'
        self.parameter_order_id = ''
        self.parameter_market_id = ''
        
        return None
    #
    def _init_Requests(self, PlatformInfo):
        self.Request = RequestPrivate(Account = self, Info = PlatformInfo)
        self.pubRequest = Request(Info = PlatformInfo)
        return 0
    
    def _init_mid_pairs(self,):
        md = self.pubRequest.fetch('marketdatav2')['markets']
        for p in md.keys():
            pair = tuple(p.split('/'))
            mid = md[p]['marketid']
            self.Pairs[mid] = pair
            self.marketid[pair] = mid
            self.OpenOrders[pair] = md[p]['buyorders']
        del md
        return 0
    #
    def update_Info(self,):
        return self.Request.fetch('getinfo')
    #
    def update_MarketInfo(self,):
        return self.Request.fetch('getmarkets')
    
    def update_MyTransactions(self,):
        m_trans = self.Request.fetch('mytransactions')
        for trans in m_trans:
            self.MyTransactions[trans.pop('timestamp')] = trans
        return 0
    
    def update_TradeHistory(self, market):
        """market is a tuple"""
        ##self.marketid is to do!!!
        mid = self.marketid(market)
        history = self.Request.fetch('markettrades',params={'marketid':mid})
        pair = self.Pairs[mid]
        self.TradeHistory[pair] = history
        return 0
    
    def update_OpenOrders(self, market):
        """market is a tuple"""
        mid = self.marketid(market)
        o_orders = self.Request.fetch('marketorders',params={'marketid':mid})
        ##check the form of o_orders
        
        print o_orders
        #self.OpenOrders[self.Pairs[mid]] = 
        return 0
    
    def update_MyTrades(self, market = None, limit = 200):
        if market:
            mid = self.marketid[market]
            pair = self.Pairs[mid]
            method = 'mytrades'
            params = {'marketid':mid, 'limit':limit}
        else:
            method = 'allmytrades'
            params = {}
        m_trades = self.Request.fetch(method,params = params)
        #check format of m_trades
        print m_trades
        #self.MyTrades[pair] = m_trades
        return 0
    
    def update_MyOrders(self, market = None):
        if market:
            mid = self.marketid[market]
            pair = self.Pairs[mid]
            method = 'myorders'
            params = {'marketid':mid}
        else:
            method = 'allmyorders'
            params = {}
        m_orders = self.Request.fetch(method, params = params)
        ##check the format.
        #self.MyOrders[pair] = ...
        print m_orders
        return 0
    
    def update_Depths(self, market):
        #what is this again?
        mid = self.marketid[market]
        pair = self.Pairs[mid]
        depths = self.Request.fetch('depth',params={'marketid':mid})
        ##check format
        #self.Dephts[pair] = ...
        return 0
    #
    def CreateOrder(self, market, order_type, quantity, price):
        mid = self.marketid[market]
        pair = self.Pairs[mid]
        params = {
                  'marketid':mid,
                  'ordertype':order_type,
                  'quantity':quantity,
                  'price':price
                  }
        ##check if funds are sufficient, if minimal value is exceded, etc
        if self._order_possible(params):
            now = time.time()
            oid = self.Request.fetch('createorder',params = params)
            self.MyOpenOrders[oid] = params
            self.MyOpenOrders[oid][u'timestamp'] = now
        return 0
    
    def _order_possible(self, params):
        ##to do
        #if ok
        #    return True
        #else:
        #    return False
        return True
    
    def CancelOrder(self, **orders):
        if 'orderid' in orders:
            c_o = self.Request.fetch('cancelorder',params={'orderid':orders['orderid']})
            print c_o
            #if successfull:
            #    if orderid in self.MyOpenOrders:
            #        self.MyOpenOrders.pop(orderid)
        if 'marketid' in orders:
            mid = orders['marketid']
            c_o = self.Request.fetch('cancelmarketorders',params={'marketid':mid})
            print c_o
            #if successfull:
            #    remove them from self.MyOpenOrders (use marketid)
        if not len(orders.keys()):
            all_c_o = self.Request.fetch('cancelallorders')
            ##check the output
            ##update self.MyOpenOrders
            print all_c_o
        return 0
    
    def get_fees(self, ordertype, quantity, price):
        """does this mean same fees for all markets?"""
        params = {
                  'ordertype': ordertype,
                  'quantity': quantity,
                  'price': price
                  }
        ret = self.Request.fetch('calculatefees',params=params)
        print ret
        return 0
    
    def _update_Fees(self,):
        """"""
        #update self.Fees
        #self.get_fees('
        return 0