In VermeirJellen/PoloniexR: Interface to the Poloniex Cryptocurrency Trading API
This package provides a user-friendly R interface to the Poloniex (Cryptocurrency Trading) REST API.
Installation
The package has been submitted to CRAN and will most likely be released in the near future (after approval). After the release date, the package can be installed in the usual manner:
install.packages("PoloniexR")
Before the release date, the package can be installed from github by using the devtools utility:
# install.packages("devtools") # if devtools currently not installed
devtools::install_github("VermeirJellen/PoloniexR")
Following the installation, the library can be loaded: library(PoloniexR).
PoloniexPublicAPI / PoloniexTradingAPI
The package exposes 2 S4 classes to the users:
PoloniexPublicAPI: Consists of wrapper methods on top of the Poloniex Public REST API.PoloniexTradingAPI: Consists of wrapper methods on top of the Poloniex Trading REST API.
Methods provided by the PoloniexPublicAPI:
ReturnTickerReturn24hVolumeReturnOrderBookReturnTradeHistoryReturnChartDataReturnCurrenciesReturnLoanOrders
Methods provided by the PoloniexTradingAPI:
- ProcessTradingRequest(): Allows the users to call any of the trading API methods that are provided by Poloniex.
ReturnBalancesReturnCompleteBalances
Use?<function.name> to read full I/O specs and function documentation. cfr ?ReturnTicker.
Examples are provided in the sections below
PUBLIC API - EXAMPLES
ReturnTicker
Run ?ReturnTicker for additional function documentation.
library(PoloniexR)
poloniex.public <- PoloniexPublicAPI()
ticker.info <- ReturnTicker(poloniex.public)
head(ticker.info)
Return24hVolume
Run ?Return24hVolume for additional function documentation.
poloniex.public <- PoloniexPublicAPI()
volume.info <- Return24hVolume(poloniex.public)
head(volume.info$volume.pairs)
volume.info$volume.totals
ReturnOrderBook
Run ?ReturnOrderBook for additional function documentation.
pair <- "BTC_NXT"
depth <- 10
order.book <- ReturnOrderBook(poloniex.public,
pair = pair,
depth = depth)
head(order.book$bid)
head(order.book$ask)
order.book$frozen
order.book$seq
pair <- "all"
depth <- 10
order.book <- ReturnOrderBook(poloniex.public,
pair = pair,
depth = depth)
order.book$BTC_ETH$bid
order.book$BTC_ETH$ask
order.book$BTC_ETH$frozen
order.book$BTC_ETH$seq
ReturnTradeHistory
Run ?ReturnTradeHistory for additional function documentation.
Sys.setenv(tz="UTC")
pair <- "BTC_ETH"
from <- as.POSIXct("2017-07-01 00:00:00 UTC")
to <- as.POSIXct("2017-07-04 00:00:00 UTC")
trades.data <- ReturnTradeHistory(theObject = poloniex.public,
pair = pair,
from = from,
to = to)
tail(trades.data)
ReturnChartData
Run ?ReturnChartData for additional function documentation.
Sys.setenv(tz="UTC")
pair <- "BTC_ETH"
from <- as.POSIXct("2015-01-01 00:00:00 UTC")
to <- as.POSIXct("2018-04-09 00:00:00 UTC")
period <- "4H"
chart.data <- ReturnChartData(theObject = poloniex.public,
pair = pair,
from = from,
to = to,
period = period)
tail(chart.data)
# install.packages("quantmod")
library(quantmod)
chart.plot <- chart_Series(chart.data[, "close"],
type = "line",
name = "BTC_ETH",
subset = "201705/201708")
chart.plot <- add_MACD()
chart.plot <- add_BBands()
chart.plot <- add_RSI()
chart.plot
ReturnCurrencies
Run ?ReturnCurrencies for function additional function documentation.
currencies <- ReturnCurrencies(poloniex.public)
head(currencies)
ReturnLoanOrders
Run ?ReturnLoanOrders for additional function documentation.
currency <- "BTC"
loan.orders <- ReturnLoanOrders(poloniex.public,
currency = currency)
head(loan.orders$offers)
head(loan.orders$demands)
GET / SET public API URL and command Strings.
Note: Changing these settings is only useful if Poloniex makes changes to the base URL and/or command strings in the future. If nothing changes, object construction can remain default.
library(PoloniexR)
poloniex.public <- PoloniexPublicAPI() # Default constructor
GetPoloniexPublicURL(poloniex.public)
poloniex.public <- PoloniexPublicAPI(base.url = "https://not_working/public?")
poloniex.public <- SetPoloniexPublicURL(poloniex.public, base.url = "https://poloniex.com/public?")
GetPoloniexPublicURL(poloniex.public)
GetPoloniexPublicCommands(poloniex.public)
commands.new <- list(returnTicker = "returnTicker.new",
return24hVolume = "return24hVolume.new")
# missing commands are kept default
poloniex.public <- SetPoloniexPublicCommands(poloniex.public,
commands = commands.new)
GetPoloniexPublicCommands(poloniex.public)
TRADING API - EXAMPLES
Trading should be enabled in your Poloniex settings and you should have access to your account key / secret in order to construct the PoloniexTradingAPI object. Internally, all calls to the trading API are sent via HTTP POST. The POST data itself is signed with your key's secret according to the HMAC-SHA512 method.
ReturnBalances
Wrapper on top of ProcessTradingRequest to fetch account balance info. Run ?ReturnBalances for additional info.
key = your.key
secret = your.secret
poloniex.trading <- PoloniexTradingAPI(key = key,
secret = secret)
balances <- ReturnBalances(poloniex.trading)
head(balances)
ReturnCompleteBalances
Wrapper on top of ProcessTradingRequests to fetch complete (margin, lending, ..) account balance info. Run ?ReturnCompleteBalances for additional info.
balances <- ReturnCompleteBalances(poloniex.trading)
head(balances)
balances <- ReturnCompleteBalances(poloniex.trading, all.balances=TRUE)
head(balances)
ProcessTradingRequest
This function allows the users to call any of the trading functions that are accessible through the Poloniex Trading API. The ProcessTradingRequest method takes a command string as input argument in combination with a list of additional input arguments that correspond to the particular command in question.
Some examples:
##########################
# returnDepositAddresses #
##########################
?ProcessTradingRequest
deposit.addresses <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading,
command = poloniex.trading@commands$returnDepositAddresses)
#########################
# generateNewAddress ####
#########################
new.address <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading,
command = poloniex.trading@commands$generateNewAddress,
args = list(currency = "BTC"))
##############################
# returnDepositsWithdrawals ##
##############################
account.activity <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading,
command = poloniex.trading@commands$returnDepositsWithdrawals,
args = list(start = as.numeric(as.POSIXct("2017-01-01 00:00:00 UTC"))),
end = as.numeric(as.POSIXct("2018-01-01 00:00:00 UTC")))
##############################
### returnOpenOrders #########
##############################
open.orders <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading,
command = poloniex.trading@commands$returnOpenOrders,
args = list(currencyPair = "BTC_ETH"))
open.orders.all <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading,
command = poloniex.trading@commands$returnOpenOrders,
args = list(currencyPair = "all"))
##############################
### Return Trade History #####
##############################
trade.history <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading,
command = poloniex.trading@commands$returnTradeHistory,
args = list(currencyPair = "BTC_ETH",
start = as.numeric(as.POSIXct("2017-01-01 00:00:00 UTC"))),
end = as.numeric(as.POSIXct("2018-01-01 00:00:00 UTC")))
# no range specified: limit to one day
trade.history.all <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading,
command = poloniex.trading@commands$returnTradeHistory,
args = list(currencyPair = "all"))
##############################
### ReturnOrderTrades ########
##############################
order.trades <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading,
command = poloniex.trading@commands$returnOrderTrades,
args = list(orderNumber = 1))
##############################
######### Buy ################
##############################
buy.order <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading,
command = poloniex.trading@commands$buy,
args = list(currencyPair = "BTC_ETH",
rate = 0.01,
amount = 1,
immediateOrCancel = 1)) # fillOrKill, postOnly
##############################
######### Sell ###############
##############################
sell.order <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading,
command = poloniex.trading@commands$sell,
args = list(currencyPair = "BTC_ETH",
rate = 0.01,
amount = 1))
##############################
######### cancelOrder ########
##############################
cancel.order <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading,
command = poloniex.trading@commands$cancelOrder,
args = list(orderNumber = 1))
##############################
######### moveOrder ##########
##############################
move.order <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading,
command = poloniex.trading@commands$moveOrder,
args = list(orderNumber = 1,
rate = 0.1,
amount = 1,
immediateOrCancel = 1)) # postOnly
Other Trade functionality (View Poloniex API documentation):
- withdraw:
poloniex.trading@commands$withdraw
- returnFeeInfo:
poloniex.trading@commands$returnFeeInfo
- returnAvailableAccountBalances:
poloniex.trading@commands$returnAvailableAccountBalances
- returnTradeableBalances:
poloniex.trading@commands$returnTradeableBalances
- transferBalance:
poloniex.trading@commands$transferBalance
- returnMarginAccountSummary:
poloniex.trading@commands$returnMarginAccountSummary
- marginBuy:
poloniex.trading@commands$marginBuy
- marginSell:
poloniex.trading@commands$marginSell
- getmarginPosition:
poloniex.trading@getMarginPosition
- closeMarginPosition:
poloniex.trading@closeMarginPosition
- createLoanOffer:
poloniex.trading@commands$createLoanOffer
- cancelLoanOffer:
poloniex.trading@commands$cancelLoanOffer
- returnOpenLoanOffers:
poloniex.trading@commands$returnOpenLoanOffers
- returnActiveLoans:
poloniex.trading@commands$returnActiveLoans
- returnLendingHistory:
poloniex.trading@commands$returnLendingHistory
- toggleAutoRenew:
poloniex.trading@commands$toggleAutoRenew
GETTERS / SETTERS
Same remark as before: Modification of the object fields are only required if and when Poloniex modifies the trading API base URL and/or the command strings. Default constructor can be used for now.
###########################################################
#################### GETTERs / SETTERS ####################
###########################################################
##################
# Get Trading URL#
##################
GetPoloniexTradingURL(poloniex.trading)
##################
# Set Trading URL#
##################
?SetPoloniexTradingURL
poloniex.trading <- PoloniexTradingAPI(trading.base.url = "https://not_working/tradingApi?",
key = your.key,
secret = your.secret)
poloniex.trading <- SetPoloniexTradingURL(poloniex.trading,
trading.base.url = "https://poloniex.com/tradingApi?")
GetPoloniexTradingURL(poloniex.trading)
#######################
# Get Trading commands#
#######################
?GetPoloniexTradingCommands
GetPoloniexTradingCommands(poloniex.trading)
#######################
# Set Trading Commands#
#######################
?SetPoloniexTradingCommands
commands.new <- list(returnTradeHistory = "returnTradeHistory.new",
withdraw = "withdraw.new")
poloniex.trading <- SetPoloniexTradingCommands(poloniex.trading,
commands = commands.new)
GetPoloniexTradingCommands(poloniex.trading)
commands.new <- list(returnTicker = "returnTicker.new",
return24hVolume = "return24hVolume.new")
poloniex.trading <- SetPoloniexTradingCommands(poloniex.trading,
commands = commands.new)
GetPoloniexPublicCommands(poloniex.public)
Donations
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Licensing
Copyright 2017 Essential Data Science Consulting ltd. (EssentialQuant.com / jellenvermeir@essentialquant.com).
This software is copyrighted under the MIT license: View added LICENSE file.
VermeirJellen/PoloniexR documentation built on May 22, 2019, 12:41 p.m.
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This package provides a user-friendly R interface to the Poloniex (Cryptocurrency Trading) REST API.
Installation
The package has been submitted to CRAN and will most likely be released in the near future (after approval). After the release date, the package can be installed in the usual manner:
install.packages("PoloniexR")
Before the release date, the package can be installed from github by using the devtools utility:
# install.packages("devtools") # if devtools currently not installed devtools::install_github("VermeirJellen/PoloniexR")
Following the installation, the library can be loaded: library(PoloniexR).
PoloniexPublicAPI / PoloniexTradingAPI
The package exposes 2 S4 classes to the users:
PoloniexPublicAPI: Consists of wrapper methods on top of the Poloniex Public REST API.PoloniexTradingAPI: Consists of wrapper methods on top of the Poloniex Trading REST API.
Methods provided by the PoloniexPublicAPI:
ReturnTickerReturn24hVolumeReturnOrderBookReturnTradeHistoryReturnChartDataReturnCurrenciesReturnLoanOrders
Methods provided by the PoloniexTradingAPI:
- ProcessTradingRequest(): Allows the users to call any of the trading API methods that are provided by Poloniex.
ReturnBalancesReturnCompleteBalances
Use?<function.name> to read full I/O specs and function documentation. cfr ?ReturnTicker.
Examples are provided in the sections below
PUBLIC API - EXAMPLES
ReturnTicker
Run ?ReturnTicker for additional function documentation.
library(PoloniexR) poloniex.public <- PoloniexPublicAPI() ticker.info <- ReturnTicker(poloniex.public) head(ticker.info)
Return24hVolume
Run ?Return24hVolume for additional function documentation.
poloniex.public <- PoloniexPublicAPI() volume.info <- Return24hVolume(poloniex.public) head(volume.info$volume.pairs) volume.info$volume.totals
ReturnOrderBook
Run ?ReturnOrderBook for additional function documentation.
pair <- "BTC_NXT" depth <- 10 order.book <- ReturnOrderBook(poloniex.public, pair = pair, depth = depth) head(order.book$bid) head(order.book$ask) order.book$frozen order.book$seq pair <- "all" depth <- 10 order.book <- ReturnOrderBook(poloniex.public, pair = pair, depth = depth) order.book$BTC_ETH$bid order.book$BTC_ETH$ask order.book$BTC_ETH$frozen order.book$BTC_ETH$seq
ReturnTradeHistory
Run ?ReturnTradeHistory for additional function documentation.
Sys.setenv(tz="UTC") pair <- "BTC_ETH" from <- as.POSIXct("2017-07-01 00:00:00 UTC") to <- as.POSIXct("2017-07-04 00:00:00 UTC") trades.data <- ReturnTradeHistory(theObject = poloniex.public, pair = pair, from = from, to = to) tail(trades.data)
ReturnChartData
Run ?ReturnChartData for additional function documentation.
Sys.setenv(tz="UTC") pair <- "BTC_ETH" from <- as.POSIXct("2015-01-01 00:00:00 UTC") to <- as.POSIXct("2018-04-09 00:00:00 UTC") period <- "4H" chart.data <- ReturnChartData(theObject = poloniex.public, pair = pair, from = from, to = to, period = period) tail(chart.data) # install.packages("quantmod") library(quantmod) chart.plot <- chart_Series(chart.data[, "close"], type = "line", name = "BTC_ETH", subset = "201705/201708") chart.plot <- add_MACD() chart.plot <- add_BBands() chart.plot <- add_RSI() chart.plot
ReturnCurrencies
Run ?ReturnCurrencies for function additional function documentation.
currencies <- ReturnCurrencies(poloniex.public) head(currencies)
ReturnLoanOrders
Run ?ReturnLoanOrders for additional function documentation.
currency <- "BTC" loan.orders <- ReturnLoanOrders(poloniex.public, currency = currency) head(loan.orders$offers) head(loan.orders$demands)
GET / SET public API URL and command Strings.
Note: Changing these settings is only useful if Poloniex makes changes to the base URL and/or command strings in the future. If nothing changes, object construction can remain default.
library(PoloniexR) poloniex.public <- PoloniexPublicAPI() # Default constructor GetPoloniexPublicURL(poloniex.public) poloniex.public <- PoloniexPublicAPI(base.url = "https://not_working/public?") poloniex.public <- SetPoloniexPublicURL(poloniex.public, base.url = "https://poloniex.com/public?") GetPoloniexPublicURL(poloniex.public) GetPoloniexPublicCommands(poloniex.public) commands.new <- list(returnTicker = "returnTicker.new", return24hVolume = "return24hVolume.new") # missing commands are kept default poloniex.public <- SetPoloniexPublicCommands(poloniex.public, commands = commands.new) GetPoloniexPublicCommands(poloniex.public)
TRADING API - EXAMPLES
Trading should be enabled in your Poloniex settings and you should have access to your account key / secret in order to construct the PoloniexTradingAPI object. Internally, all calls to the trading API are sent via HTTP POST. The POST data itself is signed with your key's secret according to the HMAC-SHA512 method.
ReturnBalances
Wrapper on top of ProcessTradingRequest to fetch account balance info. Run ?ReturnBalances for additional info.
key = your.key secret = your.secret poloniex.trading <- PoloniexTradingAPI(key = key, secret = secret) balances <- ReturnBalances(poloniex.trading) head(balances)
ReturnCompleteBalances
Wrapper on top of ProcessTradingRequests to fetch complete (margin, lending, ..) account balance info. Run ?ReturnCompleteBalances for additional info.
balances <- ReturnCompleteBalances(poloniex.trading) head(balances) balances <- ReturnCompleteBalances(poloniex.trading, all.balances=TRUE) head(balances)
ProcessTradingRequest
This function allows the users to call any of the trading functions that are accessible through the Poloniex Trading API. The ProcessTradingRequest method takes a command string as input argument in combination with a list of additional input arguments that correspond to the particular command in question.
Some examples:
########################## # returnDepositAddresses # ########################## ?ProcessTradingRequest deposit.addresses <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading, command = poloniex.trading@commands$returnDepositAddresses) ######################### # generateNewAddress #### ######################### new.address <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading, command = poloniex.trading@commands$generateNewAddress, args = list(currency = "BTC")) ############################## # returnDepositsWithdrawals ## ############################## account.activity <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading, command = poloniex.trading@commands$returnDepositsWithdrawals, args = list(start = as.numeric(as.POSIXct("2017-01-01 00:00:00 UTC"))), end = as.numeric(as.POSIXct("2018-01-01 00:00:00 UTC"))) ############################## ### returnOpenOrders ######### ############################## open.orders <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading, command = poloniex.trading@commands$returnOpenOrders, args = list(currencyPair = "BTC_ETH")) open.orders.all <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading, command = poloniex.trading@commands$returnOpenOrders, args = list(currencyPair = "all")) ############################## ### Return Trade History ##### ############################## trade.history <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading, command = poloniex.trading@commands$returnTradeHistory, args = list(currencyPair = "BTC_ETH", start = as.numeric(as.POSIXct("2017-01-01 00:00:00 UTC"))), end = as.numeric(as.POSIXct("2018-01-01 00:00:00 UTC"))) # no range specified: limit to one day trade.history.all <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading, command = poloniex.trading@commands$returnTradeHistory, args = list(currencyPair = "all")) ############################## ### ReturnOrderTrades ######## ############################## order.trades <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading, command = poloniex.trading@commands$returnOrderTrades, args = list(orderNumber = 1)) ############################## ######### Buy ################ ############################## buy.order <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading, command = poloniex.trading@commands$buy, args = list(currencyPair = "BTC_ETH", rate = 0.01, amount = 1, immediateOrCancel = 1)) # fillOrKill, postOnly ############################## ######### Sell ############### ############################## sell.order <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading, command = poloniex.trading@commands$sell, args = list(currencyPair = "BTC_ETH", rate = 0.01, amount = 1)) ############################## ######### cancelOrder ######## ############################## cancel.order <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading, command = poloniex.trading@commands$cancelOrder, args = list(orderNumber = 1)) ############################## ######### moveOrder ########## ############################## move.order <- ProcessTradingRequest(poloniex.trading, command = poloniex.trading@commands$moveOrder, args = list(orderNumber = 1, rate = 0.1, amount = 1, immediateOrCancel = 1)) # postOnly
Other Trade functionality (View Poloniex API documentation):
- withdraw:
poloniex.trading@commands$withdraw - returnFeeInfo:
poloniex.trading@commands$returnFeeInfo - returnAvailableAccountBalances:
poloniex.trading@commands$returnAvailableAccountBalances - returnTradeableBalances:
poloniex.trading@commands$returnTradeableBalances - transferBalance:
poloniex.trading@commands$transferBalance - returnMarginAccountSummary:
poloniex.trading@commands$returnMarginAccountSummary - marginBuy:
poloniex.trading@commands$marginBuy - marginSell:
poloniex.trading@commands$marginSell - getmarginPosition:
poloniex.trading@getMarginPosition - closeMarginPosition:
poloniex.trading@closeMarginPosition - createLoanOffer:
poloniex.trading@commands$createLoanOffer - cancelLoanOffer:
poloniex.trading@commands$cancelLoanOffer - returnOpenLoanOffers:
poloniex.trading@commands$returnOpenLoanOffers - returnActiveLoans:
poloniex.trading@commands$returnActiveLoans - returnLendingHistory:
poloniex.trading@commands$returnLendingHistory - toggleAutoRenew:
poloniex.trading@commands$toggleAutoRenew
GETTERS / SETTERS
Same remark as before: Modification of the object fields are only required if and when Poloniex modifies the trading API base URL and/or the command strings. Default constructor can be used for now.
########################################################### #################### GETTERs / SETTERS #################### ########################################################### ################## # Get Trading URL# ################## GetPoloniexTradingURL(poloniex.trading) ################## # Set Trading URL# ################## ?SetPoloniexTradingURL poloniex.trading <- PoloniexTradingAPI(trading.base.url = "https://not_working/tradingApi?", key = your.key, secret = your.secret) poloniex.trading <- SetPoloniexTradingURL(poloniex.trading, trading.base.url = "https://poloniex.com/tradingApi?") GetPoloniexTradingURL(poloniex.trading) ####################### # Get Trading commands# ####################### ?GetPoloniexTradingCommands GetPoloniexTradingCommands(poloniex.trading) ####################### # Set Trading Commands# ####################### ?SetPoloniexTradingCommands commands.new <- list(returnTradeHistory = "returnTradeHistory.new", withdraw = "withdraw.new") poloniex.trading <- SetPoloniexTradingCommands(poloniex.trading, commands = commands.new) GetPoloniexTradingCommands(poloniex.trading) commands.new <- list(returnTicker = "returnTicker.new", return24hVolume = "return24hVolume.new") poloniex.trading <- SetPoloniexTradingCommands(poloniex.trading, commands = commands.new) GetPoloniexPublicCommands(poloniex.public)
Donations
If you find this software useful and/or you would like to see additional extensions, feel free to donate some crypto:
- BTC: 1QHtZLZ15Cmj4FPr5h5exDjYciBDhh7mzA
- LTC: LhKf6MQ7LY1k8YMaAq9z3APz8kVyFX3L2M
- ETH: 0x8E44D7C96896f2e0Cd5a6CC1A2e6a3716B85B479
- DASH: Xvicgp3ga3sczHtLqt3ekt7fQ62G9KaKNB
Or preferably, donate some of my favorite coins :)
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Licensing
Copyright 2017 Essential Data Science Consulting ltd. (EssentialQuant.com / jellenvermeir@essentialquant.com). This software is copyrighted under the MIT license: View added LICENSE file.
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