pymexc

pymexc is an unofficial Python library for interacting with the MEXC crypto exchange. It provides a simple and intuitive API for making requests to the MEXC API endpoints.

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Installation

You can install pymexc using pip:

pip install pymexc

Getting Started

To start working with pymexc, you must import spot or futures from the library. Each of them contains 2 classes: HTTP and WebSocket. To work with simple requests, you need to initialize the HTTP class. To work with web sockets you need to initialize the WebSocket class

Example:

from pymexc import spot, futures

api_key = "YOUR API KEY"
api_secret = "YOUR API SECRET KEY"

def handle_message(message): 
    # handle websocket message
    print(message)

# SPOT V3

# initialize HTTP client
spot_client = spot.HTTP(api_key = api_key, api_secret = api_secret)
# initialize WebSocket client
ws_spot_client = spot.WebSocket(api_key = api_key, api_secret = api_secret)

# make http request to api
print(spot_client.exchange_info())

# create websocket connection to public channel (spot@public.deals.v3.api@BTCUSDT)
# all messages will be handled by function `handle_message`
ws_spot_client.deals_stream(handle_message, "BTCUSDT")

# FUTURES V1

# initialize HTTP client
futures_client = futures.HTTP(api_key = api_key, api_secret = api_secret)
# initialize WebSocket client
ws_futures_client = futures.WebSocket(api_key = api_key, api_secret = api_secret)

# make http request to api
print(futures_client.index_price("MX_USDT"))

# create websocket connection to public channel (sub.tickers)
# all messages will be handled by function `handle_message`
ws_futures_client.tickers_stream(handle_message)

# loop forever for save websocket connection 
while True: 
    ...

Documentation

You can find the official documentation for the MEXC API here.

License

This library is licensed under the MIT License.