cryptomancer

cryptomancer is a Python library for automating cryto trades.

Disclosures

Don't use this software.

Installation

You'll first need to install the cryptomancer library.

>>> git clone git@github.com:choffstein/cryptomancer.git
>>> cd cryptomancer/
>>> python setup.py install

The requirements.txt file has all the necessary libraries.

Note that a pull request has been submitted to the ftx library. If it has not been accepted, a fork of the library can found here.

Secrets

Authentication information for different services is expected to be found in a .secrets/ found in the same root folder where the python scripts are being run.

Setting up the Database

For code relying upon the cryptomancer.security_master module, a postgresql server needs to be created. Corresponding authentication information should be kept in .secrets/postgres.json in the format:

{
    "SQL_URL":  "YOUR-SQL-URL",
    "SQL_PORT": "PORT",
    "SQL_DB": "DATABASE-NAME",
    "SQL_USER": "USER-NAME",
    "SQL_PASSWORD": "PASSWORD"
}

Once the server has been set up, you'll want to use alembic to create the tables. Make sure to edit the alembic.ini file to change the sqlalchemy.url configuration:

sqlalchemy.url = postgresql://user:password@localhost:port/database

You can then call:

alembic upgrade head

Example Usage

First, set up an account and subaccount at FTX. Set up a corresponding API key that has trading permissions. You then need to set up a secrets file that has the API key information. For example, .secrets/ftx_subaccount_1.json may look something like this:

{
    "API_KEY": "YOUR-API-KEY",
    "API_SECRET": "YOUR-SECRET-KEY",
    "SUBACCOUNT": "SUBACCOUNT-NAME"
}

Code in scripts/ftx_static_cash_and_carry_perpetual.py then provides example code for executing a static cash and carry trade.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

License