openself / SmartComPy

Module provide access to SmartCOM API of versions 3 and 4 from ITI Capital (IT Invest).

SmartComPy

Module provide access to SmartCOM API of versions 3 and 4 from ITI Capital (IT Invest). The script can be used in two modes:

• server mode
• module mode

Server mode

Allow to split your system in two separate parts. First part is a Windows server with SmartCOM API and wrapper script. Second part is you code in under Linux or Windows. In server mode your could run script as server(under Windows only):

python smartcom3.py

Then from your code (Linux or Windows machine) connect to remote manager (server) like this:

# define manager client
class SmartCOM3Manager(BaseManager): 
	pass

# register necessarry methods
SmartCOM3Manager.register('get_smartcom3_server')
SmartCOM3Manager.register('get_smartcom3_event_queue')

# connect
m = SmartCOM3Manager(address=('foo.bar.org', 50000), authkey='abracadabra')
m.connect()

# get SmartCom server and event queue instances
server = m.get_smartcom3_server()
current_process().authkey = 'abracadabra' #should be the same as manager's authkey
event_queue = server.get_event_queue()

# and use SmartCOM3 API.
server.connect('server', 'port', 'login', 'password')

Module mode (Windows only)

Just import SmartCOM3Manager and use.

from smartcom3 import SmartCOM3Manager

manager = SmartCOM3Manager()
manager.start()

smartcom3_server = manager.get_smartcom3_server()
event_queue = server.get_event_queue()

Method get_smartcom3_server() returns SmartCOM server from API. Methods GetBarsSer() and GetTradesSer() are needed to support standart python datetime type. Events come trough event queue as tuples.