the new web socket api #191

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1. npomfret commented on Jul 28, 2020

   

   npomfret

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   I need the original price and amount of the order in each message if possible
2. npomfret commented on Aug 6, 2020

   

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   @martin-nginio
3. martin-nginio commented on Aug 6, 2020

   

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   Hi @npomfret

   Thanks for your feedback.

   So I can better understand your request, please can you clarify

   • Are you referring to orderbook event here: https://api.btcmarkets.net/doc/v3/#section/Orderbook-event

   This event includes price/volume for each individual order.

   There is another event (recently added, orderbookUpdate event) that allows you to build a copy of the orderbook locally more efficiently but this has aggregate volume so no individual orders are presented.
   https://api.btcmarkets.net/doc/v3/#section/OrderbookUpdate-event

   Thanks.

   Regards,
   Martin
4. npomfret commented on Aug 7, 2020

   

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   No, I mean for the private websocket feed
5. martin-nginio commented on Aug 13, 2020

   

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   Thanks @npomfret for your patience.

   We have a few update for WebSocket in our roadmap and providing more order related attributes to the orderChange event (e.g. original volume/price ) can be added to it as well. At this stage I can't comment on the timeline but I understand this would be helpful.

   Where possible and as a workaround, I'd suggest keeping detail of the order submitted with link to orderId returned by place order API.

   Thanks.

   Regards
   Marti
6. npomfret commented on Aug 13, 2020

   

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   Thanks,I have workarounds in place but they inevitably cause delays. Most exchanges return the entire original order plus the fill details (id, time, amount, price) - this approach seems to work best.