deribit-http 0.2.0

Deribit HTTP Client (deribit_http)

Asynchronous HTTP client for the Deribit API, designed for server integrations, batch jobs and tooling that prefer REST/HTTP over WebSocket. Built on top of reqwest and tokio, it provides a typed set of methods for public and private endpoints, OAuth2 authentication, category-based rate limiting and Serde-powered data models.

This crate-level documentation is intended to be used by cargo readme to generate the README.

Key features

Pure async HTTP (reqwest + tokio).
Simple Testnet/Mainnet setup: DeribitHttpClient::new(testnet) or with_config.
Built-in OAuth2 (Client Credentials); utilities for exchange_token and fork_token.
Category-based rate limiting (trading, market, account, auth, general) with a token-bucket approach.
Strongly-typed data models (Serde) and JSON-RPC responses mapped to ApiResponse/ApiError.
Re-exported types and structures for ergonomic usage.
Explicit focus on Deribit REST public/private endpoints (no WebSocket/streaming in this crate).

Quick start

use deribit_http::DeribitHttpClient;

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
    // true = testnet, false = mainnet
    let client = DeribitHttpClient::new(true);

    // Public calls (no authentication required)
    let currencies = client.get_currencies().await?;
    println!("Supports {} currencies", currencies.len());

    // Example: ticker
    let ticker = client.get_ticker("BTC-PERPETUAL").await?;
    println!("Mark price: {}", ticker.mark_price);

    Ok(())
}

Authentication and private endpoints

OAuth2 (Client Credentials): DeribitHttpClient::authenticate_oauth2(client_id, client_secret) returns an AuthToken and keeps it in the AuthManager.
Helpers: is_authenticated(), get_auth_token().
Session management: exchange_token(refresh_token, subject_id, scope) and fork_token(refresh_token, session_name, scope).
API Key: the authenticate_api_key method exists but is currently not implemented and will return an error.

Private example:

use deribit_http::DeribitHttpClient;

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
    let client = DeribitHttpClient::new(true);
    // OAuth2 authentication
    let _token = client
        .authenticate_oauth2("<CLIENT_ID>", "<CLIENT_SECRET>")
        .await?;

    // Now you can call private endpoints, e.g.:
    let _subs = client.get_subaccounts(None).await?;
    // or
    // let summary = client.get_account_summary("BTC").await?; // as needed

    Ok(())
}

Configuration

Environment shortcut: DeribitHttpClient::new(true) for Testnet and new(false) for Production.
Custom configuration: DeribitHttpClient::with_config(HttpConfig) lets you set base_url, timeout, user_agent, testnet, and optional credentials.
Validation: configuration is validated on client creation.

Project structure (modules)

auth: AuthManager (OAuth2, token management) and related types (e.g. AuthRequest).
client: DeribitHttpClient, public/private methods, auth helpers, exchange_token and fork_token.
config: HttpConfig and environment helpers (testnet/production) and headers/base_url.
connection and session: infrastructure support types (shared across the ecosystem).
endpoints: HTTP implementation of public and private methods (see coverage below).
error: HttpError variants such as NetworkError, RequestFailed, InvalidResponse, AuthenticationFailed, ConfigError.
message and model: HTTP types (ApiResponse, ApiError, AuthToken, etc.).
rate_limit: RateLimiter and categorize_endpoint with per-category limits.
constants: base URLs (production/testnet), endpoint routes, and common headers.

Implemented public endpoints (selection)

The following methods exist on DeribitHttpClient within endpoints::public:

Currencies and markets: get_currencies().
Indices and prices: get_index(currency), get_index_price(index_name), get_index_price_names().
Book summary: get_book_summary_by_currency(currency, kind), get_book_summary_by_instrument(instrument_name).
Instruments: get_instrument(instrument_name), get_instruments(currency, kind, expired), get_contract_size(instrument_name).
System and status: get_server_time(), test_connection(), get_status().
Market data: get_ticker(instrument_name), get_order_book(instrument_name, depth), get_order_book_by_instrument_id(instrument_id, depth).
Trades: get_last_trades(instrument_name, ...), get_last_trades_by_currency(...), get_last_trades_by_currency_and_time(...), get_last_trades_by_instrument_and_time(...).
Volatility and interest: get_historical_volatility(currency), get_apr_history(currency, ...).
Funding: get_funding_chart_data(instrument_name, length), get_funding_rate_history(instrument_name, start, end), get_funding_rate_value(instrument_name, start, end).
TradingView: get_tradingview_chart_data(instrument_name, start, end, resolution).
Other: get_delivery_prices(index_name, ...), get_expirations(currency, kind, currency_pair).
Note: hello(client_name, client_version) is documented but WebSocket-only; in HTTP it will return a configuration error.

Included models (re-exported): Currency, IndexData, BookSummary, Instrument, Trade, TickerData, OrderBook, FundingChartData, TradingViewChartData, DeliveryPricesResponse, ExpirationsResponse, FundingRateData, SettlementsResponse, LastTradesResponse, etc.

Implemented private endpoints (selection)

Require valid authentication (OAuth2). Examples include:

Accounts and movements: get_subaccounts(), get_transaction_log(...), get_deposits(...), get_withdrawals(...).
Basic trading: buy_order(...), sell_order(...), cancel_order(order_id).
Account: get_account_summary(currency, ...).

Useful re-exported models: Subaccount, TransactionLog, DepositsResponse, WithdrawalsResponse, OrderResponse, OrderInfo, AccountSummary, Position, PortfolioInfo, etc.

Limitations and important notes

This crate does not implement WebSocket or streaming. Some Deribit endpoints exist only over WS (for example, /public/hello and /private/logout) and are not available in this HTTP client.
API Key authentication: the authenticate_api_key stub exists but is not yet implemented in the HTTP client.
Deribit uses JSON-RPC over HTTP; this client exposes ergonomic methods that build URLs with query params and parse ApiResponse<T> in a strongly-typed manner.

Error handling

The HttpError type centralizes common failures: network issues (NetworkError), non-success HTTP responses (RequestFailed), parsing/structure errors (InvalidResponse), authentication failures (AuthenticationFailed), and configuration conditions (ConfigError).

Rate limiting

The RateLimiter categorizes each URL and applies a token-bucket scheme per category (Trading, MarketData, Account, Auth, General). You can inspect it via rate_limiter().

README generation

This crate-level header is consumed by cargo readme. To generate the README:

cargo readme -o README.md

Ensure you have cargo-readme installed (cargo install cargo-readme).

Contribution and Contact

We welcome contributions to this project! If you would like to contribute, please follow these steps:

Fork the repository.
Create a new branch for your feature or bug fix.
Make your changes and ensure that the project still builds and all tests pass.
Commit your changes and push your branch to your forked repository.
Submit a pull request to the main repository.

If you have any questions, issues, or would like to provide feedback, please feel free to contact the project maintainer:

Contact Information

Author: Joaquín Béjar García
Email: jb@taunais.com
Telegram: @joaquin_bejar
Repository: https://github.com/joaquinbejar/deribit-http
Documentation: https://docs.rs/deribit-http

We appreciate your interest and look forward to your contributions!

✍️ License

Licensed under MIT license

Disclaimer

This software is not officially associated with Deribit. Trading financial instruments carries risk, and this library is provided as-is without any guarantees. Always test thoroughly with a demo account before using in a live trading environment.