This library can be used with the provided websocket client (CFClient) or you can use CFcon (the trade API) to roll your own (since the provided websocket client implementation is quite slow).
It allows you to connect to the Coinfloor API and make trades.
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Relies on cf-ruby-libecp gem and Faye/websockets
gem install cf-trade-client
All numbers given and recieved are integers, numbers entered and returned must be scaled up for down.
For scale information please see SCALE.md
require 'trade_client'
#create new client and connect with user id 10 and password "apple"
client=Coinfloor::CFClient.new("ws://IP-GOES-HERE:8080",10,"apple")
#asset codes (may be different in deployment)
asset_btc=63488
asset_gbp=64032
#get balances
client.get_balance
#make sell order, quantity is a negative number
result=client.exec(:placeorder,{base_asset_id: asset_btc,counter_asset_id: asset_gbp, quantity: -100000000, price: 1000 })
order_id=result["id"]
#make buy order, quantity is a positive number
result=client.exec(:placeorder,{base_asset_id: asset_btc,counter_asset_id: asset_gbp, quantity: 100000000, price: 100 })
order_id=result["id"]
#get open orders
client.exec(:getorders,{})For an explanation of the API calls and what they return, please see API.md
An example of this API implemented in ruby can be seen in lib/trade_api/trade_api.rb , this also lists the calls that this library can make.