Changelog¶
bittrex-websocket-aio¶
0.0.0.2.8 - 07/05/2018¶
- Transition from beta endpoint to release endpoint
0.0.0.2.5 - 22/04/2018¶
- Custom urls can now be passed to the client
- If cfscrape is installed, the client will automatically use it
0.0.2.0 - 14/04/2018¶
- Implemented reconnection
- Implemented private account-level methods. Check the private subscription methods
0.0.1.0 - 07/04/2018¶
- Initial release on github
bittrex-websocket¶
Choose this version if you decide not to use asyncio or you are using Python = 2.7.
1.0.6.2 - 01/07/2018¶
- Reimplemented order book syncing.
1.0.5.0 - 15/05/2018¶
- Implemented better reconnection logic that captures socket and non-socket errors.
1.0.3.0 - 07/05/2018¶
- Transition from beta endpoint to release endpoint
1.0.1.0 - 22/04/2018¶
- Custom urls can now be passed to the client
- If
cfscrape
is installed, the client will automatically use it
1.0.0.0 - 15/04/2018¶
Bittrex released their official websocket documentation on 27-March-2018.
The major changes were the removal of the need to bypass Cloudflare and the introduction of
new public (Lite Summary Delta
) and private (Balance Delta
& Order Delta
) channels. Following that, I
decided to repurpose the client as a higher level Bittrex API which users can use to build upon. The major changes are:
- Existing methods will be restructured in order to mimic the official ones, i.e
subscribe_to_orderbook_update
will becomesubscribe_to_exchange_deltas
. This would make referencing the official documentation more clear and will reduce confusion. QueryExchangeState
will become a public method so that users can invoke it freely.- The method
subscribe_to_orderbook
will be removed and instead placed as a separate module. Before the latter happens, users can use the legacy library. - Private, account specific methods will be implemented, i.e
Balance Delta
&Order Delta
- Replacement of the legacy
on_channels
with two new channelson_public
andon_private