This application is a CLI front-end to marketmaker API (barterDEX).
It builds a JSON requests based on given arguments and display the results returned by the marketmaker (MM) back-end.
On OS X, and if you have Homebrew already installed, you can install marketmaker-cli in two easy steps:
brew tap eliezio/komodobrew install marketmaker-cli
On other platforms you'll have to build from sources as explained below.
The build system is based on CMake 3.2+. Follow these steps to build the application:
$ git clone THIS_REPO
$ cd marketmaker-cli
$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ cmake ..
$ cmake --build .
$ make installTo avoid the input of user credentials on every invocation, a pseudo-method named _config shall be used in order to
cache this information on a local file ($HOME/.mmcli.config).
Example:
$ ./marketmaker-cli _config http://127.0.0.1:7783 \
1d8b27b21efabcd96571cd56f91a40fb9aa4cc623d273c63bf9223dc6f8cd81fTo see the list of available methods and their respective parameters you can use:
$ ./marketmaker-cli -h # or './marketmaker-cli --help'
Syntax: ./marketmaker-cli [-h | --help | --version | _config URL USERPASS | _refresh | method [-h | --help | params*]
Method Parameters
==================== =============================================
autoprice ........... base,rel,fixed,minprice,maxprice,margin,refbase,refrel,factor,offset
balance ............. coin,address
balances ............ address
bot_buy ............. base,rel,maxprice,relvolume
bot_list ............
bot_pause ........... botid
bot_sell ............ base,rel,minprice,basevolume
bot_settings ........ botid,newprice,newvolume
bot_status .......... botid
bot_statuslist ......
bot_stop ............ botid
buy ................. base,rel,price,relvolume,timeout,duration,nonce
calcaddress ......... passphrase
disable ............. coin
dividends ........... coin,height
electrum ............ coin,ipaddr,port
enable .............. coin
fundvalue ........... address,holdings,divisor
getcoin ............. coin
getcoins ............
getmyprice .......... base,rel
getpeers ............
getprice ............ base,rel
getprices ...........
getrawtransaction ... coin,txid
goal ................ coin,val
help ................
instantdex_claim ....
instantdex_deposit .. weeks,amount,broadcast
inventory ........... coin,reset,passphrase
jpg ................. srcfile,destfile,power2,password,data,required,ind
lastnonce ...........
listunspent ......... coin,address
myprice ............. base,rel
notarizations ....... coin
notarizations ....... coin
orderbook ........... base,rel,duration
passphrase .......... passphrase,gui,netid,seednode
portfolio ...........
pricearray .......... base,rel,starttime,endtime,timescale
recentswaps ......... limit
secretaddresses ..... prefix,passphrase,num,pubtype,taddr
sell ................ base,rel,price,basevolume,timeout,duration,nonce
sendrawtransaction .. coin,signedtx
setconfirms ......... coin,numconfirms,maxconfirms
setprice ............ base,rel,price,broadcast
snapshot ............ coin,height
snapshot_balance .... coin,height,addresses
statsdisp ........... starttime,endtime,gui,pubkey,base,rel
stop ................
swapstatus .......... base,rel,limit
swapstatus .......... coin,limit
swapstatus .......... pending
swapstatus .......... requestid,quoteid,pending
ticker .............. base,rel
tradesarray ......... base,rel,starttime,endtime,timescale
trust ............... pubkey,trust
withdraw ............ coin,outputsIt's also possible to get help for a specific method by using the special parameter -h or --help. Example:
$ ./marketmaker-cli passphrase -h
Parameters for method 'passphrase': passphrase,gui,netid,seednodeAll method parameters are treated as if they were optional. Thus you can suppress one or more ending parameters.
See the examples of accepted invocations for the method passphrase:
$ ./marketmaker-cli passphrase testtest beerDEX
$ # or
$ ./marketmaker-cli passphrase testtest beerDEX 0
$ # or
$ ./marketmaker-cli passphrase testtest beerDEX 0 xyzThe Unit Tests were implemented in C++ using the Google Test Framework (GTF), and their sources are located at
$PROJECT_DIR/src/test. The build system automatically downloads and builds the required GTF.
To run the Unit Tests, just run the following command under the build directory:
$ cmake --build . && ./testsIn your first run the program automatically fetches and caches the API methods definitions
extracted from the output of the 'help' method.
In case the marketmaker API changes after this first run, or the cache files becomes corrupted,
you can force recreating it using the command:
$ ./marketmaker-cli _refresh
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