A Python client to interact with Bybit's Restful API.
Python objects are created dynamically using Bravado to auto-generate.
You can get more information in the documentation of Restful-API.
$ pip install bybit
Import the official Bybit python library bybit and create an object:
import bybit
client = bybit.bybit(test=True, api_key="", api_secret="")
All interfaces are grouped into several categories, such as Position or Order. Each one has a set of methods that mirror the corresponding REST API. They can be listed via dir().
You can call public endpoints like this:
>>> client.Common.Common_get().result()[0]
{'ret_code': 0, 'ret_msg': 'OK', 'ext_code': '', 'ext_info': '', 'result': {}, 'time_now': '1570798047.589798'}
>>> client.Symbol.Symbol_get().result()[0]["result"][0]
{'name': 'BTCUSD', 'base_currency': 'BTC', 'quote_currency': 'USD', 'price_scale': 2, 'price_filter': {'min_price': '0.5', 'max_price': '999999.5', 'tick_size': '0.5'}, 'lot_size_filter': {'max_trading_qty': 1000000, 'min_trading_qty': 1, 'qty_step': 1}}
In order to use private endpoints your api_key and api_secret must be passed when creating the client object. The lib handles authentication for you.
Note that the test-net and the main-site have different api_key and api_secret, see API Signature.
You can call private endpoints like this:
print(client.Order.Order_new(side="Buy",symbol="BTCUSD",order_type="Limit",qty=1,price=8300,time_in_force="GoodTillCancel").result())
print(client.Funding.Funding_getRate(symbol="BTCUSD").result())
See a full example detailing all the endpoints in test.py.