farzai/bitkub

The bitkub api wrapper

1.1.0 2023-12-24 09:01 UTC

Requires

• php: ^8.1
• farzai/support: ^1.2
• farzai/transport: ^1.2
• phrity/websocket: ^2.0

Requires (Dev)

• laravel/pint: ^1.0
• pestphp/pest: ^2.15
• spatie/ray: ^1.28

MIT

• parsilver

• farzai
• bitkub

README

Simplify the integration of the Bitkub API into your PHP application. Bitkub API Documentation

**Notes We are not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with Bitkub, or any of its subsidiaries or its affiliates.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require farzai/bitkub

Basic Usage

Restful API

$bitkub = \Farzai\Bitkub\ClientBuilder::create()
    ->setCredentials('YOUR_API_KEY', 'YOUR_SECRET_KEY')
    ->build();

// Basic usage
$market = $bitkub->market(); // Just call the market endpoint

// Get balances
$response = $market->balances();

// (Optional) You may call the `throw()` method to ensure that the response is successful
$response->throw();

// Get response data
$myBTC = $response->json('result.BTC.available');

echo "My BTC balance: {$myBTC}";

Websocket API

$websocket = new \Farzai\Bitkub\WebSocket\Endpoints\MarketEndpoint(
    new \Farzai\Bitkub\WebSocketClient(
        \Farzai\Bitkub\ClientBuilder::create()
            ->setCredentials('YOUR_API_KEY', 'YOUR_SECRET_KEY')
            ->build(),
    ),
);

$websocket->listen('trade.thb_ada', function (\Farzai\Bitkub\WebSocket\Message $message) {
    // Do something
    echo $message->sym.PHP_EOL;
});

// Or you can use multiple symbols like this
$websocket->listen(['trade.thb_ada', 'trade.thb_btc', function (\Farzai\Bitkub\WebSocket\Message $message) {
    // Do something
    echo $message->sym.PHP_EOL;
});

$websocket->run();

Documentation

• Bitkub Wrapper - PHP (Unofficial)
  • Installation
  • Basic Usage
  • Documentation
    • Market
      • List all available symbols.
      • Get the ticker for a specific symbol.
      • List recent trades.
      • List open buy orders.
      • List open sell orders.
      • List all open orders.
      • Get user available balances
      • Create a buy order.
      • Create a sell order.
      • Cancel an open order.
      • Get balances info: this includes both available and reserved balances.
      • List all open orders of the given symbol.
      • List all orders that have already matched.
      • Get information regarding the specified order.
    • Crypto
      • List all crypto addresses.
      • Make a withdrawal to a trusted address.
      • Make a withdraw to an internal address.
      • List crypto deposit history.
      • List crypto withdrawal history.
      • Generate a new crypto address
    • System
      • Get server status.
      • Get server timestamp.
    • User
      • Check trading credit balance.
      • Check deposit/withdraw limitations and usage.
  • Testing
  • Changelog
  • Contributing
  • Security Vulnerabilities
  • Credits
  • License

Market

Call the market endpoint. This will return an instance of Farzai\Bitkub\Endpoints\MarketEndpoint class.

$market = $bitkub->market();

# Next, We will use this instance for the following examples below.
# ...

List all available symbols.

• GET /api/market/symbols

$market->symbols();

Get the ticker for a specific symbol.

• GET /api/market/ticker

$market->ticker(
    // string: The symbol.
    'THB_BTC'
);

List recent trades.

• GET /api/market/trades

$market->trades([
    // string: The symbol.
    'sym' => 'THB_BTC',

    // integer: Limit the number of results.
    'lmt' => 10,
]);

List open buy orders.

• GET /api/market/bids

$market->bids([
    // string: The symbol.
    'sym' => 'THB_BTC',

    // integer: Limit the number of results.
    'lmt' => 10,
]);

List open sell orders.

• GET /api/market/asks

$market->asks([
    // string: The symbol.
    'sym' => 'THB_BTC',

    // integer: Limit the number of results.
    'lmt' => 10,
]);

List all open orders.

• GET /api/market/books

$market->books([
    // string: The symbol.
    'sym' => 'THB_BTC',

    // integer: Limit the number of results.
    'lmt' => 10,
]);

Get user available balances

• GET /api/market/wallet

$market->wallet();

Create a buy order.

• POST /api/v3/market/place-bid

$market->placeBid([
    // string: The symbol.
    'sym' => 'THB_BTC',

    // float: Amount you want to spend with no trailing zero (e.g. 1000.00 is invalid, 1000 is ok)
    'amt' => 1000,

    // float: Rate you want for the order with no trailing zero (e.g. 1000.00 is invalid, 1000 is ok)
    'rat' => 1000000,

    // string: Order type: limit or market (for market order, please specify rat as 0)
    'typ' => 'limit',

    // string: (Optional) your id for reference
    'client_id' => 'your_id',
]);

Create a sell order.

• POST /api/v3/market/place-ask

$market->placeAsk([
    // string: The symbol.
    'sym' => 'THB_BTC',

    // float: Amount you want to spend with no trailing zero (e.g. 1000.00 is invalid, 1000 is ok)
    'amt' => 1000,

    // float: Rate you want for the order with no trailing zero (e.g. 1000.00 is invalid, 1000 is ok)
    'rat' => 1000000,

    // string: Order type: limit or market (for market order, please specify rat as 0)
    'typ' => 'limit',

    // string: (Optional) your id for reference
    'client_id' => 'your_id',
]);

Cancel an open order.

• POST /api/v3/market/cancel-order

$market->cancelOrder([
    // string: The symbol.
    'sym' => 'THB_BTC',

    // integer: The order ID.
    'id' => 123456,

    // string: The side of the order.
    'sd' => 'buy',

    // string: The hash of the order.
    'hash' => 'your_hash',
]);

Get balances info: this includes both available and reserved balances.

• POST /api/v3/market/balances

$market->balances();

List all open orders of the given symbol.

• GET /api/v3/market/my-open-orders

$market->openOrders(
    // string: The symbol.
    'THB_BTC'
);

List all orders that have already matched.

• GET /api/v3/market/my-order-history

$market->myOrderHistory([
    // string: The symbol.
    'sym' => 'THB_BTC',

    // integer: The page number.
    'p' => 1,

    // integer: Limit the number of results.
    'lmt' => 10,

    // integer: The start timestamp.
    'start' => 1614556800,

    // integer: The end timestamp.
    'end' => 1614643199,
]);

Get information regarding the specified order.

• GET /api/v3/market/order-info

$market->myOrderInfo([
    // string: The symbol.
    'sym' => 'THB_BTC',

    // integer: The order ID.
    'id' => 123456,

    // string: The side of the order.
    'sd' => 'buy',

    // string: The hash of the order.
    'hash' => 'your_hash',
]);

Crypto

Call the crypto endpoint. This will return an instance of Farzai\Bitkub\Endpoints\CryptoEndpoint class.

$crypto = $bitkub->crypto();

# Next, We will use this instance for the following examples below.
# ...

List all crypto addresses.

• GET /api/v3/crypto/addresses

$crypto->addresses([
    // integer: The page number.
    'p' => 1,

    // integer: Limit the number of results.
    'lmt' => 10,
]);

Make a withdrawal to a trusted address.

• POST /api/v3/crypto/withdraw

$crypto->withdrawal([
    // string: Currency for withdrawal (e.g. BTC, ETH)
    'cur' => 'BTC',
    
    // float: Amount you want to withdraw
    'amt' => 0.001,

    // string: Address to which you want to withdraw
    'adr' => 'your_address',

    // string: (Optional) Memo or destination tag to which you want to withdraw
    'mem' => 'your_memo',

    // string: Cryptocurrency network to withdraw
    'net' => 'BTC',
]);

Make a withdraw to an internal address.

• POST /api/v3/crypto/internal-withdraw

$crypto->internalWithdrawal([
    // string: Currency for withdrawal (e.g. BTC, ETH)
    'cur' => 'BTC',

    // float: Amount you want to withdraw
    'amt' => 0.001,

    // string: Address to which you want to withdraw
    'adr' => 'your_address',

    // string: (Optional) Memo or destination tag to which you want to withdraw
    'mem' => 'your_memo',
]);

List crypto deposit history.

• POST /api/v3/crypto/deposit-history

$crypto->depositHistory([
    // integer: The page number.
    'p' => 1,

    // integer: Limit the number of results.
    'lmt' => 10,
]);

List crypto withdrawal history.

• POST /api/v3/crypto/withdrawal-history

$crypto->withdrawalHistory([
    // integer: The page number.
    'p' => 1,

    // integer: Limit the number of results.
    'lmt' => 10,
]);

Generate a new crypto address

• POST /api/v3/crypto/generate-address

$crypto->generateAddress(
    // string Symbol (e.g. THB_BTC, THB_ETH, etc.)
    'THB_BTC'
);

System

Call the system endpoint. This will return an instance of Farzai\Bitkub\Endpoints\SystemEndpoint class.

$system = $bitkub->system();

# Next, We will use this instance for the following examples below.
# ...

Get server status.

• GET /api/status

$system->status();

Get server timestamp.

• GET /api/v3/servertime

$system->serverTimestamp();

User

Call the user endpoint. This will return an instance of Farzai\Bitkub\Endpoints\UserEndpoint class.

$user = $bitkub->user();

# Next, We will use this instance for the following examples below.
# ...

Check trading credit balance.

• POST /api/v3/user/trading-credits

$user->tradingCredits();

Check deposit/withdraw limitations and usage.

• POST /api/v3/user/limits

$user->limits();

Testing

composer test

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security Vulnerabilities

Please review our security policy on how to report security vulnerabilities.

Credits

• parsilver
• All Contributors

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.