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Wrapper for BitMEX.com REST API

Issue reporting

Recently Bitmex API has been changed. Now it requires the NONCE value in seconds rather than milliseconds plus authentification headers have been changed for REST and WebSocket both. It would be much appreciated if the community raised a bug in the repository to fix it immediately. From my side, I will try to schedule the integration tests to be aware of the changes in API and such crucial things as authentification

Quick Start

Install NuGet package Install-Package Bitmex.NET

Create default API service:

First approach, creating default instance

var bitmexAuthorization = new BitmexAuthorization() 
{
  BitmexEnvironment = Bitmex.NET.Models.BitmexEnvironment.Test,
  Key = "your api key",
  Secret = "your api secret"
};
var bitmexApiService = BitmexApiService.CreateDefaultApi(bitmexAuthorization);

Another, registering in a DI container (e.g. Unity). Example

Container.RegisterType<IBitmexApiProxy, BitmexApiProxy>();
Container.RegisterType<IBitmexApiService, BitmexApiService>();

var authorization = new BitmexAuthorization
{
  BitmexEnvironment = Bitmex.NET.Models.BitmexEnvironment.Test,
  Key = "your api key",
  Secret = "your api secret"
};

Container.RegisterInstance<IBitmexAuthorization>(authorization);

place an order Example:

private async void Sell()
{
  var posOrderParams = OrderPOSTRequestParams.CreateSimpleMarket("XBTUSD", Size, OrderSide.Sell);
  await _bitmexApiService.Execute(BitmexApiUrls.Order.PostOrder, posOrderParams).ContinueWith(ProcessPostOrderResult);
}

Logging

The current lib uses LibLog to provide comprehensive logging for the most popular logging frameworks. Setting Debug logging level in your solution will bring about huge logging output because all the HTTP responses and WebSocket messages will be logged. I would recommend you yo forward the debug level logging from the lib into a separate file, but it's always up to you

  <targets>
    <target xsi:type="File" name="f" fileName="${basedir}/logs/${shortdate}.log"
            layout="${longdate} ${uppercase:${level}} ${message}" />
    <target xsi:type="File" name="bitmexDebug" fileName="${basedir}/logs/${shortdate}bitmexDebug.log"
            layout="${longdate} ${uppercase:${level}} ${message}" />
  </targets>

  <rules>
    <logger name="*" minlevel="Info" writeTo="f" />
    <logger name="Bitmex.NET.*" minlevel="Debug" writeTo="bitmexDebug" />
  </rules>

Extensibility

I haven't implemented and tested all the existing methods yet so that you might want to call BitMEX APIs that haven't been done so far. To make you be able to call all APIs using the existing service I've tried to make the classes extensible. So... To implement your own API method please create your own parameters class (or use existing) deriving it from QueryStringParams (for GET requests) or JsonQueryParams(for POST/PUT/DELETE requests) and a class for requests (or use existing)

private class SomeQueryStringParams : QueryStringParams
{
  [DisplayName("val")]
  public string Value { get; set; }
}

private class SomeJsonParams : QueryJsonParams
{
  [JsonProperty("symbol")]
  public string Symbol { get; set; }
}

private class AResult
{
  [JsonProperty("value")]
  public string Value { get; set; }
}

Call it

var result = await bitmexApiService.Execute(new ApiActionAttributes<SomeJsonParams, AResult>("anApiMethod", HttpMethods.POST), new SomeJsonParams(){Symbol = "XBTUSD"});

// if the method returns an array of objects
var result = await bitmexApiService.Execute(new ApiActionAttributes<SomeJsonParams, List<AResult>>("anApiMethod", HttpMethods.POST), new SomeJsonParams(){Symbol = "XBTUSD"});

Progress

The following methods were implemented and covered with the integration tests

Method REST API Method
GET execution
GET execution/tradeHistory
GET instrument
GET instrument/active
GET instrument/activeAndIndices
GET instrument/activeIntervals
GET instrument/compositeIndex
GET instrument/indices
GET order
PUT order
POST order
DELETE order
DELETE order/all
PUT order/bulk
POST order/bulk
POST order/cancelAllAfter
POST order/closePosition
GET orderBook/L2
GET position
POST position/isolate
POST position/leverage
POST position/riskLimit
POST position/transferMargin
GET quote
GET quote/bucketed
GET trade
GET trade/bucketed

Docs

Please checkout the following documents. During the time I will be adding solutions, best practices, life examples and some other information with peculiarities about Bitmex

Examples

Please see example of simple Buy&Sell application here

Integration Tests

You will find a live example for all the implemented APIs within integration tests project here

Other

API was taken from testnet.bitmex.com

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