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import asyncio
from architect_py.async_client import AsyncClient
async def main():
c = AsyncClient(
host="<your installation domain>",
api_key="<api key>",
api_secret="<api secret>"
)
print(await c.execute("query { me { userId email } }"))
s = c.subscribe_trades("BTC Crypto/USD*COINBASE/DIRECT")
async for trade in s:
print(trade)
asyncio.run(main())
Clone this repository to run examples in the examples
directory. This package
uses poetry for dependency management. To enter a poetry virtual environment, make
sure you have poetry installed and run the
following from the repository root.
poetry shell
poetry install --sync
export ARCHITECT_HOST="<your installation domain>"
export ARCHITECT_API_KEY="<api key>"
export ARCHITECT_API_SECRET="<api secret>"
python -m examples.trades
You can exit the poetry shell by running exit
. Environment variables set
within the shell are not persisted.
poetry run ariadne-codegen --config ariadne-codegen.toml
poetry run ariadne-codegen --config ariadne-codegen.async.toml
FAQs
Client library for the Architect trading platform.
We found that architect-py demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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