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@himalaya-quant/ctrader-x

v0.0.20

Published

A typescript cTrader OpenAPI implementation

Readme

HimalayaQuant cTraderX

A typescript implementation of the cTrader API. Strongly typed and easy to use.

Strictly follows the documentation provided by Spotware for the messages and payloads definition. You can find the full specification at: Spotware Messages specification

Under the hood cTraderX uses ProtoBuffer messages for communicating with the cTrader API. But to the end user the procedure is completely abstracted behind an intuitive and easy to use interface.

Features

Authentication

  • Basic authentication (automatic token renewal flow coming soon)

Symbols

  • Symbols information fetching
  • Symbols historical bars fetching
  • Subscribe realtime symbol bars updates

Orders & Positions

  • Create orders
  • Close positions
  • Get unrealized PnL
  • Cancel pending orders
  • Modify pending orders
  • Get open positions and pending orders
  • Subscribe realtime orders events

Getting started

Install the package:

npm i @himalaya-quant/ctrader-x

Import the client and instantiate it:

import { cTraderX } from '@himalaya-quant/ctrader-x';

const client = new cTraderX({
    // by default cTraderX tries to read the credentials from env
    // see Authentication section for more information.
    // optional configuration options:
    // live?: boolean;
    // clientId?: string;
    // clientSecret?: string;
    // accessToken?: string;
    // ctidTraderAccountId?: number;
    // logger?: ILogger;
});

await client.connect();
console.log('connected!');

const symbolsList = await client.symbols.getSymbolsList();
console.log(symbolsList);

Examples:

For more examples, see the src/examples folder where you can find examples about:

  • authentication
  • get symbols list & info
  • get symbol bars
  • subscribe to live bars
  • get position unrealized pnl
  • new order
  • close position
  • get open positions
  • subscribe orders events

And other examples that might come in the future.

Authentication

In order to use any of the client methods, you'll need to provide credentials to be used for the application and user authentication.

These credentials can be provided during the cTraderX client instantiation or via .env config:

CTRADERX_SPOTWARE_CTID_TRADER_ACCOUNT_ID
CTRADERX_SPOTWARE_ACCESS_TOKEN
CTRADERX_SPOTWARE_CLIENT_SECRET
CTRADERX_SPOTWARE_CLIENT_ID

Logging

cTraderX uses a basic logger implementation, that for simplicity sake relies on the console logger.

You can toggle debug logs on and off via env variable:

CTRADERX_DEBUG_LOGS

Or you can provide your own logger implementation by implementing the ILogger interface, and providing it during cTraderX client instantiation.

Want more?

This is a library that I developed because I didn't find anything that was actively maintained or easy to use on npm. Therefore, if you don't find a feature that the cTrader open API offers, but this library doesn't, open an issue on GitHub, or file a PR. I'll be more than happy to add the feature.