Python Client for QuadrigaCX

Introduction

Quadriga is a Python client for QuadrigaCX, a cryptocurrency exchange platform based in Vancouver, BC, Canada. It wraps the latest version of the REST API provided by the exchange and facilitates the process of trading bitcoin and ether.

Requirements

• Python 2.7.x, 3.4.x, 3.5.x or 3.6.x
• QuadrigaCX API secret, API key and client ID

Installation

To install a stable version from PyPi:

~$ pip install quadriga

To install the latest version directly from GitHub:

~$ pip install -e git+git@github.com:joowani/quadriga.git@master#egg=quadriga

Note: sudo may be required depending on the environment.

Getting Started

Here are some usage examples:

from quadriga import QuadrigaClient

# Initialize the QuadrigaCX client
client = QuadrigaClient(
    api_key='api_key',
    api_secret='api_secret',
    client_id='client_id',
    default_book='btc_usd'
)

# Get the latest trading summary
client.get_summary()

# Get all public open orders
client.get_public_orders()

# Get recently completed public trades
client.get_public_trades()

# Get the user's open orders
client.get_orders()

# Get the user's completed trades
client.get_trades()

# Get the user's account balance
client.get_balance()

# Buy 10 bitcoins at the market price
client.buy_market_order(10)

# Buy 10 bitcoins at limit price of $1000 USD
client.buy_limit_order(10, 1000)

# Sell 20 bitcoins at the market price
client.sell_market_order(20)

# Sell 20 bitcoins at limit price of $1300 USD
client.sell_limit_order(20, 1300)

# Look up an order by its ID
client.lookup_order('order_id')

# Cancel an open order by its ID
client.cancel_order('order_id')

# Return the deposit address used for funding bitcoin
client.get_deposit_address('bitcoin')

# Return the deposit address used for funding ether
client.get_deposit_address('ether')

# Withdraw 15 bitcoins from QuadrigaCX to the given address
client.withdraw('bitcoin', 15, 'withdrawal_address')

# Withdraw 20 ethers from QuadrigaCX to the given address
client.withdraw('ether', 20, 'withdrawal_address')

Check out the full API documentation for more details!