This prints directly to stderr which allows a way to distinguish package info calls/errors from generic stdout Args: message: The mes

Get the exchange-set order ID.

No logging implemented

Get the price that the order was set at. For limits this will be user-specified, for markets this will be market price.

TODO - this needs to update the order on the backend

No logging implemented

No logging implemented

Add Price Event. This will provide you with an updated price every time the callback is run Args: callback: The price eve

Compare a set of responses against the others. This supports a large set of interfaces

Get the authenticated interface for the object. This will provide authenticated API calls.

Create a general request to the blankly API services Args: type_: Request types such as 'post', 'get', and 'delete'

Returns: The exchange's direct calls object. A blankly Bot class should have immediate access to this by default

This bypasses all processing that a manager class may do before returning to the user's main. For example with an orderbook feed, thi

Restart websocket if it was asked to stop.

Exit position Args: interface: the interface to sell on symbol: the symbol to sell

Get the size of order, Ex: .004 bitcoin

Send an email to the receiver_email specified Args: receiver_email (str): The email that the message is sent to

Extract the number of seconds in an interval string

Switches to inputted exchanges, used in the public methods

Create a ticker on a given exchange. Args: callback: Callback object for the function. Should be something like self.pric

If you are a contributor, you need to modify this function to add exchanges The core functions that creates the interface based on th

This will try to maintain compatibility with older versions if they fail to pivot to the new version immediately

Get the original but parsed response from the exchange.

Start the scheduler. Args: force: Override multi-thread protection and create more threads of the scheduler callback

Truncate a number instead of rounding (ex: trunc(9.9999999, 2) == 9.99 instead of round(9.9999999, 2) == 10.0) Args: number (float):

Create an orderbook for a given exchange Args: callback: Callback object for the function. Should be something like self.

Find how many trading periods occur within a trading year Args: period: the number of seconds in each trading period Returns:

Finding the moving average of a dataset Args: data: (list) A list containing the data you want to find the moving average of

Run your model live! Simply call this function to take your strategy configuration live on your exchange

Get the current time. This will only the current time because it is not in a backtesting framework

Send API message that results in a paginated response. The paginated responses are abstracted away by making API requests on demand