robinhood

This library facilitates automated, commission-free stock trading from Python using Robinhood's API.

Current Features:

• Get stock quote
• Place market buy / sell orders
• Place limit buy / sell orders
• Cancel an open order
• View order details or status
• Retrieve a list of historical orders
• View current user information

To install:

pip install robinhood

Inspired by Rohonpai's Robinhood framework (https://github.com/rohanpai/Robinhood), benkroop/robinhood fixes bugs while adding new features and additional documentation.

Instructions for use:

Place market order for 3 shares of RJET at best market price:

>>> r = Robinhood(username, password)
>>> r.place_buy_order("RJET", 3, "market")
u'98a8caa4-fddf-df0b-8156-5c474dc01931'

Get a quote for AAPL

>>> r.quote_price('AAPL')
u'109.2700'

Place limit order for 1 share of CSCO at a limit of $28.42 per share

>>> r.place_buy_order("CSCO", 1, "limit", 28.42)
u'52ad96db-4c01-29c8-9951-a31f883853b5'

Cancel an order

>>> r.cancel_order("52ad96db-4c01-29c8-9951-a31f883853b5")
<Response [200]>

Get order status

>>> r.order_status("52ad96db-4c01-29c8-9951-a31f883853b5")
u'cancelled'

Get most recent order

>>> r.list_orders()[0]
u'52ad96db-4c01-29c8-9951-a31f883853b5'

Get details of most recent order

>>> order_ID = r.list_orders()[0]
>>> order = r.order_details(order_ID)
{u'cumulative_quantity': u'0.00000', u'last_transaction_at': u'2015-09-07T07:12:03.726590Z', u'account': u'https://api.robinhood.com/accounts/2PY73824/', u'stop_price': None, u'reject_reason': None, u'state': u'cancelled', u'url': u'https://api.robinhood.com/orders/52ad96db-4c01-29c8-9951-a31f883853b5/', u'created_at': u'2015-09-07T07:12:03.726590Z', u'updated_at': u'2015-09-07T07:12:03.743988Z', u'executions': [], u'price': u'3.25000000', u'instrument': u'https://api.robinhood.com/instruments/975cfe9d-8197-44f9-b07a-a18387cfae63/', u'time_in_force': u'gfd', u'trigger': u'immediate', u'fees': u'0.00', u'cancel': None, u'position': u'https://api.robinhood.com/accounts/2PY73824/positions/975cfe9d-8197-44f9-b07a-a183878493ac/', u'quantity': u'3.00000', u'type': u'market', u'average_price': None, u'side': u'buy'}

Print selected user info

>>> print "Your address is: %s, %s, %s %s" % (r.address, r.city, r.state_residence, r.zipcode)
Your address is: 1000 Olin Way, Needham, MA 024921200

To use example.py, first edit auth.txt to include your username and password, each on their own line. You can then uncomment any commands you want to run.