gabrielpra1 / binance.ex

Elixir wrapper for the Binance public API

binance.ex

Elixir wrapper for interacting with the Binance API.

Installation

1. The package can be installed by adding binance to your list of dependencies in mix.exs:

def deps do
  [
    {:binance, "~> 0.6.0"}
  ]
end

2. Add :binance to your applications

def application do
  [applications: [:binance]]
end

3. Add your Binance API credentials to your config.exs file, like so (you can create a new API key here):

config :binance,
  api_key: "xxx",
  secret_key: "xxx"

Usage

Documentation available at https://hexdocs.pm/binance.

Get all prices

iex> Binance.get_all_prices
{:ok,
 [%Binance.SymbolPrice{price: "0.07718300", symbol: "ETHBTC"},
  %Binance.SymbolPrice{price: "0.01675400", symbol: "LTCBTC"},
  %Binance.SymbolPrice{price: "0.00114690", symbol: "BNBBTC"},
  %Binance.SymbolPrice{price: "0.00655900", symbol: "NEOBTC"},
  %Binance.SymbolPrice{price: "0.00030000", symbol: "123456"},
  %Binance.SymbolPrice{price: "0.04754000", symbol: "QTUMETH"},
  %Binance.SymbolPrice{price: "0.00778500", symbol: "EOSETH"}
  ...]}

Buy 100 REQ for the current market price

iex> Binance.order_market_buy("REQETH", 100)
{:ok, %{}}

Trade pair normalization

For convenience, all functions that require a symbol in the form of "ETHBTC" also accept a %Binance.TradePair{} struct in the form of %Binance.TradePair{from: "ETH", to: "BTC"}. The order of symbols in %Binance.TradePair{} does not matter. All symbols are also case insensitive.

Binance.find_symbol/1 will return the correct string representation as it is listed on binance

Binance.find_symbol(%Binance.TradePair{from: "ReQ", to: "eTH"})
{:ok, "REQETH"}

Binance.find_symbol(%Binance.TradePair{from: "ETH", to: "REQ"})
{:ok, "REQETH"}

License

MIT