Shrim-py, the Better Shrimpy Python API

This API connect to Shrimpy Developers API in a more flexible way than the official API.

It also covers a Shrimpy Users API that wasn't available until now.

Signature headers and hashing are fully covered, no hassle.

Benefits Over the Official Shrimpy Python Lib

This Shrimpy library has the following features:

• Connect to the User API in order to drive your Shrimpy account and portfolios
• Tested (yes, Shrimpy official is totally untested ¯_(ツ)_/¯)
• Access all endpoints explicitely as documented. eg: client.get("/list_exchanges") instead of searching for corresponding method when they exist
• Access latest endpoints with the current lib version, not need to upgrade and get the corresponding method

Installation

You probably want a virtualenv first, then:

pip install shrim-py

Usage

This API allows you to connect to the Shrimpy Developers API or the Shrimpy User API.

from shrimpy import ShrimpyDevClient

client = ShrimpyDevClient("myapikey", "myapisecret")
client.get("/list_exchanges")

if you want to connect to the Shrimpy User API instead just import and use ShrimpyUserClient instead:

from shrimpy import ShrimpyUserClient

client = ShrimpyUserClient("myapikey", "myapisecret")
client.get("/binance/ticker")

Shrimpy Client Methods

when creating a client you can then call the following methods: get, post and delete.

Retrieve a Resource

client.get(endpoint)

Create a Resource

client.post(endpoint)

Delete a Resource

client.delete(endpoint)

There's no other method used in Shrimpy. However if you needed to manually call an endpoint with a different method you could shortcut using client.call(method, endpoint).

List of Endpoints

The full list of endpoints for the User API for accessing public resources, account, portfolios and data types is available on the official doc: https://www.shrimpy.io/docs

With the Developers API endpoint you can manage public, trading, historical, user info, management and analytics data: https://developers.shrimpy.io/docs

Running tests

With your virtualenv activated simply run:

make test

It's a handy shortcut for launching unittest.