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trade_request.go
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package horizonclient
import (
"context"
"encoding/json"
"fmt"
"net/http"
"net/url"
hProtocol "github.com/stellar/go/protocols/horizon"
"github.com/stellar/go/support/errors"
)
// BuildURL creates the endpoint to be queried based on the data in the TradeRequest struct.
// If no data is set, it defaults to the build the URL for all trades
func (tr TradeRequest) BuildURL() (endpoint string, err error) {
nParams := countParams(tr.ForAccount, tr.ForOfferID, tr.ForLiquidityPool)
if nParams > 1 {
return endpoint, errors.New("invalid request: too many parameters")
}
endpoint = "trades"
if tr.ForAccount != "" {
endpoint = fmt.Sprintf("accounts/%s/trades", tr.ForAccount)
}
// Note[Peter - 28/03/2019]: querying an "all trades" endpoint that has the query parameter
// for offer_id is the same as querying the url for trades of a particular offer. The results
// returned will be the same. So, I am opting to build the endpoint for trades per offer when
// `ForOfferID` is set
if tr.ForOfferID != "" {
endpoint = fmt.Sprintf("offers/%s/trades", tr.ForOfferID)
}
if tr.ForLiquidityPool != "" {
endpoint = fmt.Sprintf("liquidity_pools/%s/trades", tr.ForLiquidityPool)
}
var queryParams string
if endpoint != "trades" {
queryParams = addQueryParams(cursor(tr.Cursor), limit(tr.Limit), tr.Order)
} else {
// add the parameters for all trades endpoint
paramMap := make(map[string]string)
paramMap["base_asset_type"] = string(tr.BaseAssetType)
paramMap["base_asset_code"] = tr.BaseAssetCode
paramMap["base_asset_issuer"] = tr.BaseAssetIssuer
paramMap["counter_asset_type"] = string(tr.CounterAssetType)
paramMap["counter_asset_code"] = tr.CounterAssetCode
paramMap["counter_asset_issuer"] = tr.CounterAssetIssuer
paramMap["trade_type"] = tr.TradeType
paramMap["offer_id"] = tr.ForOfferID
queryParams = addQueryParams(paramMap, cursor(tr.Cursor), limit(tr.Limit), tr.Order)
}
if queryParams != "" {
endpoint = fmt.Sprintf("%s?%s", endpoint, queryParams)
}
_, err = url.Parse(endpoint)
if err != nil {
err = errors.Wrap(err, "failed to parse endpoint")
}
return endpoint, err
}
// HTTPRequest returns the http request for the trades endpoint
func (tr TradeRequest) HTTPRequest(horizonURL string) (*http.Request, error) {
endpoint, err := tr.BuildURL()
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return http.NewRequest("GET", horizonURL+endpoint, nil)
}
// TradeHandler is a function that is called when a new trade is received
type TradeHandler func(hProtocol.Trade)
// StreamTrades streams executed trades. It can be used to stream all trades, trades for an account and
// trades for an offer. Use context.WithCancel to stop streaming or context.Background() if you want
// to stream indefinitely. TradeHandler is a user-supplied function that is executed for each streamed trade received.
func (tr TradeRequest) StreamTrades(ctx context.Context, client *Client,
handler TradeHandler) (err error) {
endpoint, err := tr.BuildURL()
if err != nil {
return errors.Wrap(err, "unable to build endpoint")
}
url := fmt.Sprintf("%s%s", client.fixHorizonURL(), endpoint)
return client.stream(ctx, url, func(data []byte) error {
var trade hProtocol.Trade
err = json.Unmarshal(data, &trade)
if err != nil {
return errors.Wrap(err, "error unmarshaling data")
}
handler(trade)
return nil
})
}