Python Library for Algorithmic Trading

AutoTrader Web API Python library can be used for automated trading on Zerodha, Upstox, AliceBlue, Finvasia, Angel One, Fyers, IIFL, 5Paisa, Profitmart, Mastertrust, Nuvama, Motilal Oswal, Kotak Securities, Zebu, Choice Broking, SAS Online.

Following steps need to be taken in order to use the Python Library.

Installtion

Make sure you have installed python on your computer (version 3.6 or higher)
Install AutoTrader Web’s python library by running following command:

# To install run following command
python -m pip install AutoTrader-Web-API-Stocks-Developer

# To upgrade to latest version run following command
python -m pip install --upgrade AutoTrader-Web-API-Stocks-Developer

Manual Download

If you want to download the library manually, you can do that from pypi or github. We do not recommend manual download, as you would need to download dependencies manually as well. This project depends on the following modules:

requests

Initialize

You need to make an instance of AutoTrader class. Just create one instance and share it across your application. See the sample code below:

from com.dakshata.autotrader.api.AutoTrader import AutoTrader

autotrader = AutoTrader.create_instance('<your-api-key>', AutoTrader.SERVER_URL)

You can find your API Key on AutoTrader Web.

Usage

Using the client is pretty straightforward, you invoke appropriate functions on the autotrader instance. For example,

from com.dakshata.autotrader.api.AutoTrader import AutoTrader

autotrader = AutoTrader.create_instance( \
    '<your-api-key>', \
    AutoTrader.SERVER_URL)

# Place regular order
response = autotrader.place_regular_order( \
    'ABC123', 'NSE', 'WIPRO', 'BUY', 'LIMIT', 'INTRADAY', 1, 330.35, 0.0)
print(response)

# Place bracket order
response = autotrader.place_bracket_order( \
    'ABC123', 'NSE', 'WIPRO', 'SELL', 'LIMIT', 1, 326.35, 0.0, 1, 1, 0)
print(response)

# Place cover order
response = autotrader.place_cover_order( \
    'ABC123', 'NSE', 'SBIN', 'SELL', 'LIMIT', 1, 188.15, 190.0)
print(response)

# Cancel order
response = autotrader.cancel_order_by_platform_id( \
	'ABC123', '201007000438034')
print(response)

# Exit bracket or cover order
response = autotrader.cancel_child_orders_by_platform_id( \
	'ABC123', '201007000448051')
print(response)

# Modify an order
response = autotrader.modify_order_by_platform_id('ABC123', '201007000443194', price=325.9)
# response = autotrader.modify_order_by_platform_id('ABC123', '201007000443194', quantity=2)
# response = autotrader.modify_order_by_platform_id('ABC123', '201007000443194', trigger_price=322)
# response = autotrader.modify_order_by_platform_id('ABC123', '201007000443194', order_type='MARKET')
print(response)

# Square-off position
response = autotrader.square_off_position( \
	'ABC123', 'DAY', 'MIS', 'NSE', 'WIPRO')
print(response)

# Square-off portfolio
response = autotrader.square_off_portfolio( \
	'ABC123', 'DAY')
print(response)

# reading orders data
response = autotrader.read_platform_orders('ABC123')
print(*response.result, sep = "\n\n")

# reading positions data
response = autotrader.read_platform_positions('ABC123')
print(*response.result, sep = "\n\n")

# reading margins data
response = autotrader.read_platform_margins('ABC123')
print(*response.result, sep = "\n\n")

API Functions

Note: A detailed explanation is provided for each function along with examples in the API documentation.

GitHub

If you are interested to look at the code of this library, it is available on GitHub.

AutoTrader Web

Python Library