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We have no problems with OSS API clients. (I've mentioned previously, but given that it is 2015, I'd expect most developers given the task "Do something with a
by patio11 11y ago
We have no problems with OSS API clients. (I've mentioned previously, but given that it is 2015, I'd expect most developers given the task "Do something with a novel API" to immediately start looking for the OSS client rather than sending in raw HTTP requests.) Our community has several of them ready to go: https://discuss.starfighters.io/t/helpful-external-tools/136 https://discuss.starfighters.io/t/helpful-external-tools/136
The more the merrier!
We'd prefer if folks exercised discretion with regards to posting solutions; many of our players find the existence of them anywhere demotivating.
- vertis 11y agoI knew I'd read it somewhere, but just wanted to check anyway. Not finished yet but: https://github.com/vertis/stockfighter-trading-api-ruby https://github.com/vertis/stockfighter-trading-api-ruby Edit: And I can't post to that thread since I don't have an account yet (client based on the documentation) ;)
- patio11 11y agoPlease send me an email. I will give you a invite code to the beta, which will let you create an account to put your client up on the forum thread. (HNers who did not already spend a metric truckload of time writing clients: give us until tomorrow afternoon, please.)
- vertis 11y agoDid so, but will happily wait as well :)
- vertis 11y agoEdit Again: Is actually finished now, to the extent I can do without an actual account.
- iberinger 11y agoI started writing one in Go: https://github.com/ianberinger/stockfighter https://github.com/ianberinger/stockfighter
- rfrey 11y agoAll the Really Good Hackers are now heads-down writing ridiculously fast, OSS-but-completely-incomprehensible clients in Erlaskelleron that will be unbeatable for performance, ease of use, and phoning home trading strategies.