Your gateway to the world of crypto !
This project cannot be considered in any way as trading advice.
Use it at your own risks and be careful with your money ;)
- Does it support real-time data ?
Yes, gateway provides a WS endpoint. See video explaining how to create custom WS streams
- What about ccxt ?
ccxt is a very nice project which provides a library to connect to multiple exchanges (php,js,python). When I started, I wasn't aware of the project. While ccxt aims at providing a library, I want to offer an http gateway as an independant service to be used by any REST client (so virtually any language).
Btw, ccxt library is now used to interface with some exchanges ;)
- What is the monthly fee for the service ?
There is no monthly fee. It's free since you will be the one running the service on your own server
- Where is your service hosted ?
This is a self-hosted service. You need to install it on your own server
- I saw you are accepting donations. What extra service will I get for a donation ?
Besides the privilege to go to bed, knowing that you did the right thing ? Not much
- Provides a unified REST API to various exchanges (can be used to automate trading or build bots)
- Handles authentication so that on client side you can concentrate on what really matters
- Implements rate limiting when forwarding requests to remote exchanges
- Provides a REST API to send push notifications using PushOver
- Provides a basic UI which implements most API calls (see documentation in doc directory)
- Provides WS access for real-time data (tickers, order books & trades, see documentation in doc directory and video explaining how to create custom WS streams to multiplex data from multiple exchanges)
- Access to a portfolio portfolio overview across all exchanges with estimated value in USD
- Advanced alerting system
See a live demo at https://mpe-demo.crazyme.net/ui/
Of course, above demo does not use any valid user/token. This means the following :
- everything related to price & order book is populated with real data
- the list of open/completed orders is filled with random data
- the list of balances is filled with random data
- new orders won't be actually executed ;)
In order to have a full experience, just follow installation steps
Install it wherever you want and start sending requests from your own program
- it can be hosted on a VM in the cloud
- it can be installed at home, on a Raspberry Pi
Just use you favorite language (python, javascript, ruby, bash, ...) to send request to the gateway. Your own service, your own rules !
A Node.js client is available here or as a npm package
Currently supports for following exchanges :
Following API are currently supported :
- Retrieve pairs
- Retrieve tickers
- Retrieve order book
- Retrieve last executed trades
- Retrieve klines (charts data)
- List open orders
- List closed orders
- Retrieve a single order
- Test an order (to ensure quantity and price match exchange filters)
- Create an order
- Retrieve balances
See documentation in doc directory for an overview of each REST API
See documentation in doc directory for a description of the supported websocket protocol (similar to JSON-RPC)
See documentation in doc directory for informations regarding unit tests
Have you ever wanted to receive an alert in case ALL of the following conditions are met :
- NEO-USDT price in range [120, 135] on Binance
- NEO-BTC price on Bittrex < 0.010
- NEO price in MarketCap module > 125$
Probably not ;) Anyway, you will now be able to define this kind of custom alerts. See documentation in doc directory
- Margin trading is not supported (and is unlikely to be)
- Withdrawal is not supported (and is unlikely to be)
- Stop loss & trailing stop loss are not supported for the moment (although you can expect support in the future !)
MarketCap module supports :
- Tickers
See documentation in doc directory for an overview of each API
PushOver module supports :
- Push notifications
See documentation in doc directory for an overview of each API)
Rate limiting is implemented when required by exchange thanks to Bottleneck
- Install dependencies
npm install
- Copy sample config
cp config/config.sample.json config/config.json
Check documentation in doc directory for detailed information on each config section
- Start gateway
node gateway.js
- Build UI
If you want to use the UI, follow these steps to build the UI before starting the gateway:
cd ui
npm install && ./rebuild-ui
- Check which exchanges are enabled
Open http://127.0.0.1:8000/exchanges/ in your browser. You should see JSON content such as below :
["binance","bittrex","poloniex","kucoin"]By default, only public API will be enabled. In order to access trading/private API, you need to update config.json with appropriate user and secret provided by exchange (check documentation in doc directory )
- Check BTC & ETH prices using MarketCap module
Open http://127.0.0.1:8000/marketCap/tickers?symbols=BTC,ETH in your browser. You should see JSON content such as below :
[
{
"symbol":"BTC",
"name":"Bitcoin",
"circulating_supply":17372012,
"price_usd":6406.1049,
"percent_change_1h":-0.08,
"percent_change_1d":-0.08,
"percent_change_7d":-0.15,
"volume_24h_usd":3120534126.1266,
"lastUpdated":1542009997,
"market_cap_usd":111286930723.4185,
"rank":1,
"price_btc":1
},
{
"symbol":"ETH",
"name":"Ethereum",
"circulating_supply":103150460,
"price_usd":210.4854,
"percent_change_1h":-0.39,
"percent_change_1d":-0.39,
"percent_change_7d":-0.8,
"volume_24h_usd":1294093048.2094,
"lastUpdated":1542009997,
"market_cap_usd":21711669585.6914,
"rank":2,
"price_btc":0.032857
}
]- Place an order to buy 1 NEO at 0.0040BTC on Bittrex (assuming you have enough funds)
Execute the following in a terminal :
curl -X POST 'http://127.0.0.1:8000/exchanges/bittrex/openOrders?pair=BTC-NEO&quantity=1&targetRate=0.0040'
You should see JSON content such as below :
{"orderNumber":"8bc49a59-1056-4c20-90f2-893fff2be279"}- Cancel above order (assuming order still exists)
Execute the following in a terminal :
curl -X DELETE 'http://127.0.0.1:8000/exchanges/bittrex/openOrders/8bc49a59-1056-4c20-90f2-893fff2be279'
You should see JSON content such as below in case order is valid :
{}See this video to know how to be ready to trade in less then 3 minutes using Docker & Kitematic
A docker image is available at https://hub.docker.com/r/apendergast/crypto-exchanges-gateway/
- Pull image
docker pull apendergast/crypto-exchanges-gateway
- Run image
docker run --rm -p 8000:8000 -p 8001:8001 --name ceg apendergast/crypto-exchanges-gateway
You should then be able to access service on http://127.0.0.1:8000
WS endpoint will be available on ws://127.0.0.1:8001
- Check which exchanges are enabled
Open http://127.0.0.1:8000/exchanges/ in your browser. You should see JSON content such as below :
["binance","bittrex","kucoin","okex","poloniex"]By default, only public API will be enabled. In order to access trading/private API, you need to pass environment when creating container. Following environment variables are available :
- cfg.logLevel : log level
- cfg.listen.externalEndpoint : used to indicates the external endpoint used to reach http socket, in case gateway is running behing a proxy
- cfg.listenWs.externalEndpoint : used to indicates the external endpoint used to reach ws socket, in case gateway is running behing a proxy
- cfg.sessions.maxSubscriptions : maximum number of subscriptions allowed for a given session (optional, default = 0, no maximum)
- cfg.sessions.maxDuration : maximum duration in second for a given session (optional, default = 0, no maximum)
- cfg.auth.apikey : API Key used to protect access
- cfg.ui.enabled : enable/disable UI (value should be set to 1 to enable UI, 0 to disable UI)
- cfg.tickerMonitor.enabled : enable/disable Ticker Monitor module (value should be set to 1 to enable Ticker Monitor, 0 to disable Ticker Monitor) (default = 1)
- cfg.marketCap.enabled : enable/disable MarketCap module (value should be set to 1 to enable MarketCap module, 0 to disable MarketCap module) (default = 1)
- cfg.pushover.user : PushOver user key
- cfg.pushover.token : PushOver token
- cfg.exchanges.poloniex.enabled : value should be set to 1 to enable exchange, 0 to disable exchange (default = 1)
- cfg.exchanges.poloniex.key : Poloniex user key
- cfg.exchanges.poloniex.secret : Poloniex secret
- cfg.exchanges.bittrex.enabled : value should be set to 1 to enable exchange, 0 to disable exchange (default = 1)
- cfg.exchanges.bittrex.key : Bittrex user key
- cfg.exchanges.bittrex.secret : Bittrex secret
- cfg.exchanges.binance.enabled : value should be set to 1 to enable exchange, 0 to disable exchange (default = 1)
- cfg.exchanges.binance.requirePair : value should be set to 0 to allow retrieving tickers/orders for all pairs at once, 1 to require pair for such operations (default = 0)
- cfg.exchanges.binance.key : Binance user key
- cfg.exchanges.binance.secret : Binance secret
- cfg.exchanges.kucoin.enabled : value should be set to 1 to enable exchange, 0 to disable exchange (default = 1)
- cfg.exchanges.kucoin.requirePair : value should be set to 0 to allow retrieving tickers/orders for all pairs at once, 1 to require pair for such operations (default = 0)
- cfg.exchanges.kucoin.key : Kucoin user key
- cfg.exchanges.kucoin.secret : Kucoin secret
- cfg.exchanges.okex.enabled : value should be set to 1 to enable exchange, 0 to disable exchange (default = 1)
- cfg.exchanges.okex.requirePair : value should be set to 0 to allow retrieving tickers/orders for all pairs at once, 1 to require pair for such operations (default = 0)
- cfg.exchanges.okex.key : OKEx user key
- cfg.exchanges.okex.secret : OKEx secret
If you don't want to use environment variables or want to customize config for a running container, you can create and edit custom_config/config.json
Examples :
Run container with Bittrex user/key environment variables
docker run --rm -p 8000:8000 -p 8001:8001 --name ceg -e cfg.exchanges.bittrex.key='abcdefghijkl' -e cfg.exchanges.bittrex.secret='123456789' apendergast/crypto-exchanges-gateway
This project was made possible thanks to following projects :
- big.js
- binance
- body-parser
- bottleneck (for rate limiting)
- ccxt (used to interface with some exchanges)
- chump (for PushOver)
- css-select (for HTML parsing)
- express
- express-ws
- htmlparser2 (for HTML parsing)
- joi (for JSON schema validation)
- lodash
- mocha (for unit tests)
- node-bittrex-api
- poloniex-api-node
- retry (for custom retry strategies upon network failure)
- request
- sqlite3 (for data storage)
- uuid
- winston (for logging)
- ws
- yargs (for CLI commands)
This project is a work in progress. If you find it useful, you might consider a little donation ;)
BTC: 163Bu8qMSDoHc1sCatcnyZcpm38Z6PWf6E
ETH: 0xDEBBEEB9624449D7f2c87497F21722b1731D42a8
NEO/GAS: AaQ5xJt4v8GunVchTJXur8WtM8ksprnxRZ