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* Exchanges: Remove example BespokeGenerateMessageID * Okx: Replace conn.RequestIDGenerator with MesssageID Continued overall direction to remove the closed-loop of e => conn => e roundtrip for message ids * Exchanges: Add MessageSequence This method removes the either/or nature of message id generation. We don't tie the message ids to connections, or to anything. Consumers just call whichever they want, or even combine them as they want. Anything more complicated will need a separate installation anyway * GateIO: Split usage of MessageID and MessageSequence * Binance: Switch to UUID message IDs * Kraken: Switch to e.MessageSequence * Kucoin: Switch to MessageID * HitBTC: Switch to UUIDv7 for ws message ID * Bybit: Switch to UUIDv7 for ws message ID * Bitfinex: Switch to UUIDv7 and MessageSequence Tested CID - It accepts 53 bits only for an int, so MessageSequence makes sense. Can't use MessageID * Websocket: Remove now unused MessageID function Moved all MessageID usage into funcs and onto base methods, to remove the closed loop of message IDs * Docs: Update guidance for message signatures
GoCryptoTrader package Okx
This okx package is part of the GoCryptoTrader codebase.
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Okx Exchange
Current Features
- REST Support
- Websocket Support
How to enable
- Individual package example below:
// Exchanges will be abstracted out in further updates and examples will be
// supplied then
How to do REST public/private calls
- If enabled via "configuration".json file the exchange will be added to the
IBotExchange array in the
go var bot Botand you will only be able to use the wrapper interface functions for accessing exchange data. View routines.go for an example of integration usage with GoCryptoTrader. Rudimentary example below:
main.go
var ok exchange.IBotExchange
for i := range bot.Exchanges {
if bot.Exchanges[i].GetName() == "Okx" {
y = bot.Exchanges[i]
}
}
// Public calls - wrapper functions
// Fetches current ticker information
tick, err := ok.UpdateTicker(...)
if err != nil {
// Handle error
}
// Fetches current orderbook information
ob, err := ok.UpdateOrderbook(...)
if err != nil {
// Handle error
}
// Private calls - wrapper functions - make sure your APIKEY, APISECRET, and API_CLIENT_ID are
// set and AuthenticatedAPISupport is set to true
// Fetches current account information
accountInfo, err := ok.GetAccountInfo()
if err != nil {
// Handle error
}
- If enabled via individually importing package, rudimentary example below:
// Public calls
// Fetches current ticker information
ticker, err := ok.GetTicker()
if err != nil {
// Handle error
}
// Fetches current orderbook information
ob, err := ok.GetOrderBook()
if err != nil {
// Handle error
}
// Fetches historic trade data within the timeframe provided
tradeDatas, err := ok.GetHistoricTrades(...)
if err != nil {
// Handle error
}
// Returns an estimate of fee based on the type of transaction
fee, err := ok.GetFeeByType(...)
if err != nil {
// Handle error
}
// Private calls - make sure your APIKEY and APISECRET are set and
// AuthenticatedAPISupport is set to true
// Submits an order and the exchange and returns its tradeID
orderID, err := ok.SubmitOrder(...)
if err != nil {
// Handle error
}
// ModifyOrder modifies an existing order
updatedOrder, err := ok.ModifyOrder(...)
if err != nil {
// Handle error
}
How to do Websocket public/private calls
// Exchanges will be abstracted out in further updates and examples will be
// supplied then
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