EZXT

Open source & beginner-friendly ccxt wrapped client for binance & ftx

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What's EZXT ? 📈

EZXT is a simple client to interact with ftx and binance using ccxt

Dependencies :

• Pandas
• Numpy
• ccxt

Doc 📝

Initialisation

Client(exchange, api_key=None, api_secret=None, subaccount=None))

Required parameters:

• exchange: ccxt.binance or ccxt.ftx

Optional parameters:

• api_key: your api key
• api_secret: your api secret
• subaccount: your sub-account's name if you're using ftx

get_bid & get_ask

client.get_ask(market))
client.get_bid(market))

Required parameters:

• market: the market you want to get the bid/ask for as a string. Example: "BTC/USDT"

post_market_order & post_limit_order & post_take_profit & post_stop

client.post_market_order(market, side, amount)
client.post_limit_order(market, side, amount, price)
client.post_take_profit(market, side, amount, price)
client.post_stop(market, side, amount, price)

Required parameters:

• market: the market you want to post an order for as a string. Example: "BTC/USDT"
• side: "buy" or "sell"
• amount: the amount you want to buy/sell as a float. /!\ Use get_buy_size or get_sell_size functions to avoid errors.
• price: with post_limit_order, post_take_profit and post_stop, the price of the order as a float.

cancel_order

client.cancel_order(order)

Required parameters:

• order: the order you want to cancel as a dict returned by get_order or get_all_orders methods.

get_free_balance

client.get_free_balance(market)

Required parameters:

• market: the market you want to get the free balance for as a string. Example: "BTC/USDT"

get_klines

client.get_klines(market, interval, limit)

Required parameters:

• market: the market you want to get the klines for as a string. Example: "BTC/USDT"
• interval: the interval you want to get the klines for as a string. Example: "1m" or "1d"

• Optional parameters:

• limit: the number of klines you want to get as an int. By default it's 100.

get_market return some market information

client.get_market(market)

Required parameters:

• market: the market you want to get the market data for as a string. Example: "BTC/USDT"

get_precision return the precision of the market

client.get_precision(market)

Required parameters:

• market: the market you want to get the precision for as a string. Example: "BTC/USDT"

get_buy_size return the size of your order properly to avoid errors

client.get_buy_size(market, amount)

Required parameters:

• market: the market you want to get the buy size for as a string. Example: "BTC/USDT"
• amount: the amount in percent you want to buy of your wallet as an int or a float: Example If you have 1000 usdt, and you enter 50 it will return approximately 500

Optional parameters:

• price: if you will make a limit order, specify the price of your order as an int or a float.
• free_currency_balance: If you fill it the function will use this amount instead of check your free balance to calculate the size, Example: you can enter 350 on this parameter and 100 on amount parameter, it will return a size of approximately 350. If you're trading BTC/USDT enter the usdt amount.

get_sell_size return the size of your order properly to avoid errors

client.get_sell_size(market, amount)

Required parameters:

• market: the market you want to get the buy size for as a string. Example: "BTC/USDT"
• amount: the amount in percent you want to buy of your wallet as an int or a float: Example If you have 1000 usdt, and you enter 50 it will return approximately 500

Optional parameters:

/!\ There is no price parameter even if you will make a limit order.

• free_currency_balance: If you fill it the function will use this amount instead of check your free balance to calculate the size, Example: you can enter 350 on this parameter and 100 on amount parameter, it will return a size of approximately 350. If you're trading BTC/USDT enter the btc amount.

get_order return the order you want

client.get_order(order_id)

Required parameters:

• order_id: the id of the order you want to get as an int.

get_all_orders return all your orders as a list

client.get_all_orders()

Optional parameters:

• market: the market you want to get the orders for as a string. Example: "BTC/USDT".
• open_only: True if you want to get only open orders.

get_order_status return the status of your order, canceled, filled, or open

client.get_order_status(order_id)

Required parameters:

• order_id: the id of the order you want to get as an int.

Some examples, dm me for more

import math
import ccxt
import pandas as pd
from EZXT import Client

binance_client = Client(ccxt.binance, "api_key", "api_secret")
ftx_client = Client(ccxt.ftx, "api_key", "api_secret")
client = Client(ccxt.binance)

# return ask price of btc/usdt
client.get_ask("BTC/USDT")

# Post a market buy order of 50% of my wallet
size = ftx_client.get_buy_size("BTC/USDT", 50)
ftx_client.post_market_order("BTC/USDT", size, "buy")

# Post a limit sell order of 30 bitcoins
size = ftx_client.get_sell_size("BTC/USDT", 100, 30)
ftx_client.post_limit_order("BTC/USDT", "sell", size, 60000)