spotware

README

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Just the right piece for your puzzle.

go get -u github.com/leandergangso/spotware-sdk

• Work In Progress
• Overview
• Getting Started
• Setup

Overview

This is a small library for Spotware OpenAPI.

Getting Started

Let's take a look at a minimal setup:

package main

import (
    "fmt"
    "log"
    "time"

    "github.com/leandergangso/spotware-sdk"
)

func main() {
    sdk, err := spotware.NewClient(spotware.Settings{
        // credentials from your spotware application
        ClientID: "YOUR CLIENT ID",
        Secret: "YOUR SECRET",
    })
    if err != nil {
        log.Fatal(err)
    }
    defer sdk.Stop() // option for safe exit (finish all messages in que before exit)

    sdk.Receive(sdk.Events.OnMessage, func(msg *spotware.ProtoMessage) { // ADD CORRECT PARAMETER FOR FUNCTION !!!
        fmt.Println(msg.)
    })

    protoMsg := &spotware.Proto.ProtoOAAccountAuthReq{
        CtidTraderAccountId: 123456,
        AccessToken: "TOKEN HERE",
    }
    err = sdk.Send(protoMsg)
    if err != nil {
        log.Println("can't send given proto message:", err)
    }

    sdk.Start()
}

Setup

First, we have to make sure the protobuf messages are up to date.

Make sure make and protoc is installed.

# check and update
make proto

# on error, add next line to *.proto files
option go_package = ".;message";

# again run
make proto

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• Work In Progress
• Overview
• Getting Started
• Setup

Documentation

Index

• type Endpoint
• type SDK
  • func NewSDK(s *Settings) (*SDK, error)
• type Settings

Types

type Endpoint

type Endpoint string

type SDK

type SDK struct {
}

Sdk represents a separate spotware SDK instance

func NewSDK

func NewSDK(s *Settings) (*SDK, error)

NewSDK will return a new client that you can use to connect to Spotware

Note: only create 1 client pr.application

type Settings

type Settings struct {
	// Client ID for your application
	ClientID string

	// Secret for your application
	Secret string
}