tnkbroker

tinkoff-broker

An implementation of trengin.Broker using Tinkoff Invest API for creating automated trading robots.

Features

• Opens position, changes stop loss and take profit, closes position.
• Tracks open position.
• Supports multiple open positions at the same time.
• Commission in position is approximate.

How to use

Create a new Tinkoff object using constructor New. Pass full-access token, user account identifier, FIGI of a trading instrument.

package main

import (
	"context"
	"log"

	tnkbroker "github.com/evsamsonov/tinkoff-broker"
	"github.com/evsamsonov/trengin/v2"
)

func main() {
	tinkoffBroker, err := tnkbroker.New(
		"tinkoff-token",
		"123",
		"BBG004730N88",
		// options...
	)
	if err != nil {
		log.Fatal("Failed to create tinkoff broker")
	}
	
	tradingEngine := trengin.New(&Strategy{}, tinkoffBroker)
	if err = tradingEngine.Run(context.Background()); err != nil {
		log.Fatal("Trading engine crashed")
	}
}

type Strategy struct{}
func (s *Strategy) Run(ctx context.Context, actions Actions) error { panic("implement me") }

See more details in trengin documentation.

Option

You can configure Tinkoff to use Option

Checkup

Use tinkoff-checkup for checking the ability to trade with a specific token, instrument and account.

How to install

go install github.com/evsamsonov/tinkoff-broker/cmd/tinkoff-checkup@latest

How to use

tinkoff-checkup [ACCOUNT_ID] [INSTRUMENT_FIGI] [-v]

Development

Makefile

Makefile tasks are required docker and golang.

$ make help    
doc                            Run doc server using docker
lint                           Run golang lint using docker
pre-push                       Run golang lint and test
test                           Run tests