hyperliquid

Struct Websocket

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pub struct Websocket {
    pub stream: Option<WebSocketStream<MaybeTlsStream<TcpStream>>>,
    pub channels: HashMap<u64, Channel>,
    pub url: String,
}

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§stream: Option<WebSocketStream<MaybeTlsStream<TcpStream>>>§channels: HashMap<u64, Channel>§url: String

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impl Websocket

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pub async fn is_connected(&self) -> bool

Returns true if the websocket is connected

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pub async fn connect(&mut self) -> Result<()>

Connect to the websocket

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examples/ws_all_mids.rs (line 16)
13async fn main() -> Result<()> {
14    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
15
16    ws.connect().await?;
17
18    let subscription = Channel {
19        id: 1,
20        sub: Subscription::AllMids,
21    };
22
23    ws.subscribe(&[subscription]).await?;
24
25    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
26        println!("Received All Mids: \n--\n{:?}", event);
27
28        Ok(())
29    };
30
31    ws.next(handler).await?;
32
33    ws.disconnect().await?;
34
35    Ok(())
36}
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examples/ws_l2_book.rs (line 16)
13async fn main() -> Result<()> {
14    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
15
16    ws.connect().await?;
17
18    let books = Channel {
19        id: 3,
20        sub: Subscription::L2Book { coin: "BTC".into() },
21    };
22
23    ws.subscribe(&[books]).await?;
24
25    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
26        println!("Received L2 Books: \n--\n{:?}", event);
27
28        Ok(())
29    };
30
31    ws.next(handler).await?;
32
33    ws.disconnect().await?;
34
35    Ok(())
36}
examples/ws_trades.rs (line 16)
13async fn main() -> Result<()> {
14    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
15
16    ws.connect().await?;
17
18    let trades = Channel {
19        id: 2,
20        sub: Subscription::Trades { coin: "BTC".into() },
21    };
22
23    ws.subscribe(&[trades]).await?;
24
25    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
26        println!("Received Trades: \n--\n{:?}", event);
27
28        Ok(())
29    };
30
31    ws.next(handler).await?;
32
33    ws.disconnect().await?;
34
35    Ok(())
36}
examples/ws_candle.rs (line 16)
13async fn main() -> Result<()> {
14    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
15
16    ws.connect().await?;
17
18    let candle = Channel {
19        id: 2,
20        sub: Subscription::Candle {
21            coin: "BTC".into(),
22            interval: "5m".into(),
23        },
24    };
25
26    ws.subscribe(&[candle]).await?;
27
28    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
29        println!("Received Candle: \n--\n{:?}", event);
30
31        Ok(())
32    };
33
34    ws.next(handler).await?;
35
36    ws.disconnect().await?;
37
38    Ok(())
39}
examples/ws_web_data.rs (line 26)
16async fn main() -> Result<()> {
17    // Key was randomly generated for testing and shouldn't be used with any real funds
18    let wallet: Arc<LocalWallet> = Arc::new(
19        "e908f86dbb4d55ac876378565aafeabc187f6690f046459397b17d9b9a19688e"
20            .parse()
21            .unwrap(),
22    );
23
24    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
25
26    ws.connect().await?;
27
28    let web_data = Channel {
29        id: 2,
30        sub: Subscription::WebData {
31            user: wallet.address(),
32        },
33    };
34
35    ws.subscribe(&[web_data]).await?;
36
37    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
38        println!("Received Web Data: \n--\n{:?}", event);
39
40        Ok(())
41    };
42
43    ws.next(handler).await?;
44
45    ws.disconnect().await?;
46
47    Ok(())
48}
examples/ws_user_event.rs (line 26)
16async fn main() -> Result<()> {
17    // Key was randomly generated for testing and shouldn't be used with any real funds
18    let wallet: Arc<LocalWallet> = Arc::new(
19        "e908f86dbb4d55ac876378565aafeabc187f6690f046459397b17d9b9a19688e"
20            .parse()
21            .unwrap(),
22    );
23
24    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
25
26    ws.connect().await?;
27
28    let user_event = Channel {
29        id: 2,
30        sub: Subscription::User {
31            user: wallet.address(),
32        },
33    };
34
35    ws.subscribe(&[user_event]).await?;
36
37    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
38        println!("Received User Events: \n--\n{:?}", event);
39
40        Ok(())
41    };
42
43    ws.next(handler).await?;
44
45    ws.disconnect().await?;
46
47    Ok(())
48}
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pub async fn disconnect(&mut self) -> Result<()>

Disconnect from the websocket

Examples found in repository?
examples/ws_all_mids.rs (line 33)
13async fn main() -> Result<()> {
14    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
15
16    ws.connect().await?;
17
18    let subscription = Channel {
19        id: 1,
20        sub: Subscription::AllMids,
21    };
22
23    ws.subscribe(&[subscription]).await?;
24
25    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
26        println!("Received All Mids: \n--\n{:?}", event);
27
28        Ok(())
29    };
30
31    ws.next(handler).await?;
32
33    ws.disconnect().await?;
34
35    Ok(())
36}
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examples/ws_l2_book.rs (line 33)
13async fn main() -> Result<()> {
14    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
15
16    ws.connect().await?;
17
18    let books = Channel {
19        id: 3,
20        sub: Subscription::L2Book { coin: "BTC".into() },
21    };
22
23    ws.subscribe(&[books]).await?;
24
25    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
26        println!("Received L2 Books: \n--\n{:?}", event);
27
28        Ok(())
29    };
30
31    ws.next(handler).await?;
32
33    ws.disconnect().await?;
34
35    Ok(())
36}
examples/ws_trades.rs (line 33)
13async fn main() -> Result<()> {
14    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
15
16    ws.connect().await?;
17
18    let trades = Channel {
19        id: 2,
20        sub: Subscription::Trades { coin: "BTC".into() },
21    };
22
23    ws.subscribe(&[trades]).await?;
24
25    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
26        println!("Received Trades: \n--\n{:?}", event);
27
28        Ok(())
29    };
30
31    ws.next(handler).await?;
32
33    ws.disconnect().await?;
34
35    Ok(())
36}
examples/ws_candle.rs (line 36)
13async fn main() -> Result<()> {
14    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
15
16    ws.connect().await?;
17
18    let candle = Channel {
19        id: 2,
20        sub: Subscription::Candle {
21            coin: "BTC".into(),
22            interval: "5m".into(),
23        },
24    };
25
26    ws.subscribe(&[candle]).await?;
27
28    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
29        println!("Received Candle: \n--\n{:?}", event);
30
31        Ok(())
32    };
33
34    ws.next(handler).await?;
35
36    ws.disconnect().await?;
37
38    Ok(())
39}
examples/ws_web_data.rs (line 45)
16async fn main() -> Result<()> {
17    // Key was randomly generated for testing and shouldn't be used with any real funds
18    let wallet: Arc<LocalWallet> = Arc::new(
19        "e908f86dbb4d55ac876378565aafeabc187f6690f046459397b17d9b9a19688e"
20            .parse()
21            .unwrap(),
22    );
23
24    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
25
26    ws.connect().await?;
27
28    let web_data = Channel {
29        id: 2,
30        sub: Subscription::WebData {
31            user: wallet.address(),
32        },
33    };
34
35    ws.subscribe(&[web_data]).await?;
36
37    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
38        println!("Received Web Data: \n--\n{:?}", event);
39
40        Ok(())
41    };
42
43    ws.next(handler).await?;
44
45    ws.disconnect().await?;
46
47    Ok(())
48}
examples/ws_user_event.rs (line 45)
16async fn main() -> Result<()> {
17    // Key was randomly generated for testing and shouldn't be used with any real funds
18    let wallet: Arc<LocalWallet> = Arc::new(
19        "e908f86dbb4d55ac876378565aafeabc187f6690f046459397b17d9b9a19688e"
20            .parse()
21            .unwrap(),
22    );
23
24    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
25
26    ws.connect().await?;
27
28    let user_event = Channel {
29        id: 2,
30        sub: Subscription::User {
31            user: wallet.address(),
32        },
33    };
34
35    ws.subscribe(&[user_event]).await?;
36
37    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
38        println!("Received User Events: \n--\n{:?}", event);
39
40        Ok(())
41    };
42
43    ws.next(handler).await?;
44
45    ws.disconnect().await?;
46
47    Ok(())
48}
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pub async fn subscribe(&mut self, channels: &[Channel]) -> Result<()>

Subscribe to the given channels

  • channels - The channels to subscribe to
Examples found in repository?
examples/ws_all_mids.rs (line 23)
13async fn main() -> Result<()> {
14    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
15
16    ws.connect().await?;
17
18    let subscription = Channel {
19        id: 1,
20        sub: Subscription::AllMids,
21    };
22
23    ws.subscribe(&[subscription]).await?;
24
25    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
26        println!("Received All Mids: \n--\n{:?}", event);
27
28        Ok(())
29    };
30
31    ws.next(handler).await?;
32
33    ws.disconnect().await?;
34
35    Ok(())
36}
More examples
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examples/ws_l2_book.rs (line 23)
13async fn main() -> Result<()> {
14    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
15
16    ws.connect().await?;
17
18    let books = Channel {
19        id: 3,
20        sub: Subscription::L2Book { coin: "BTC".into() },
21    };
22
23    ws.subscribe(&[books]).await?;
24
25    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
26        println!("Received L2 Books: \n--\n{:?}", event);
27
28        Ok(())
29    };
30
31    ws.next(handler).await?;
32
33    ws.disconnect().await?;
34
35    Ok(())
36}
examples/ws_trades.rs (line 23)
13async fn main() -> Result<()> {
14    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
15
16    ws.connect().await?;
17
18    let trades = Channel {
19        id: 2,
20        sub: Subscription::Trades { coin: "BTC".into() },
21    };
22
23    ws.subscribe(&[trades]).await?;
24
25    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
26        println!("Received Trades: \n--\n{:?}", event);
27
28        Ok(())
29    };
30
31    ws.next(handler).await?;
32
33    ws.disconnect().await?;
34
35    Ok(())
36}
examples/ws_candle.rs (line 26)
13async fn main() -> Result<()> {
14    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
15
16    ws.connect().await?;
17
18    let candle = Channel {
19        id: 2,
20        sub: Subscription::Candle {
21            coin: "BTC".into(),
22            interval: "5m".into(),
23        },
24    };
25
26    ws.subscribe(&[candle]).await?;
27
28    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
29        println!("Received Candle: \n--\n{:?}", event);
30
31        Ok(())
32    };
33
34    ws.next(handler).await?;
35
36    ws.disconnect().await?;
37
38    Ok(())
39}
examples/ws_web_data.rs (line 35)
16async fn main() -> Result<()> {
17    // Key was randomly generated for testing and shouldn't be used with any real funds
18    let wallet: Arc<LocalWallet> = Arc::new(
19        "e908f86dbb4d55ac876378565aafeabc187f6690f046459397b17d9b9a19688e"
20            .parse()
21            .unwrap(),
22    );
23
24    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
25
26    ws.connect().await?;
27
28    let web_data = Channel {
29        id: 2,
30        sub: Subscription::WebData {
31            user: wallet.address(),
32        },
33    };
34
35    ws.subscribe(&[web_data]).await?;
36
37    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
38        println!("Received Web Data: \n--\n{:?}", event);
39
40        Ok(())
41    };
42
43    ws.next(handler).await?;
44
45    ws.disconnect().await?;
46
47    Ok(())
48}
examples/ws_user_event.rs (line 35)
16async fn main() -> Result<()> {
17    // Key was randomly generated for testing and shouldn't be used with any real funds
18    let wallet: Arc<LocalWallet> = Arc::new(
19        "e908f86dbb4d55ac876378565aafeabc187f6690f046459397b17d9b9a19688e"
20            .parse()
21            .unwrap(),
22    );
23
24    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
25
26    ws.connect().await?;
27
28    let user_event = Channel {
29        id: 2,
30        sub: Subscription::User {
31            user: wallet.address(),
32        },
33    };
34
35    ws.subscribe(&[user_event]).await?;
36
37    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
38        println!("Received User Events: \n--\n{:?}", event);
39
40        Ok(())
41    };
42
43    ws.next(handler).await?;
44
45    ws.disconnect().await?;
46
47    Ok(())
48}
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pub async fn unsubscribe(&mut self, ids: &[u64]) -> Result<()>

Unsubscribe from the given channels

  • channels - The channels to unsubscribe from
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pub async fn unsubscribe_all(&mut self) -> Result<()>

Unsubscribe from all channels

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pub async fn next<F, Fut>(&mut self, handler: F) -> Result<Option<bool>>
where F: Fn(Response) -> Fut, Fut: Future<Output = Result<()>>,

Examples found in repository?
examples/ws_all_mids.rs (line 31)
13async fn main() -> Result<()> {
14    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
15
16    ws.connect().await?;
17
18    let subscription = Channel {
19        id: 1,
20        sub: Subscription::AllMids,
21    };
22
23    ws.subscribe(&[subscription]).await?;
24
25    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
26        println!("Received All Mids: \n--\n{:?}", event);
27
28        Ok(())
29    };
30
31    ws.next(handler).await?;
32
33    ws.disconnect().await?;
34
35    Ok(())
36}
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examples/ws_l2_book.rs (line 31)
13async fn main() -> Result<()> {
14    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
15
16    ws.connect().await?;
17
18    let books = Channel {
19        id: 3,
20        sub: Subscription::L2Book { coin: "BTC".into() },
21    };
22
23    ws.subscribe(&[books]).await?;
24
25    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
26        println!("Received L2 Books: \n--\n{:?}", event);
27
28        Ok(())
29    };
30
31    ws.next(handler).await?;
32
33    ws.disconnect().await?;
34
35    Ok(())
36}
examples/ws_trades.rs (line 31)
13async fn main() -> Result<()> {
14    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
15
16    ws.connect().await?;
17
18    let trades = Channel {
19        id: 2,
20        sub: Subscription::Trades { coin: "BTC".into() },
21    };
22
23    ws.subscribe(&[trades]).await?;
24
25    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
26        println!("Received Trades: \n--\n{:?}", event);
27
28        Ok(())
29    };
30
31    ws.next(handler).await?;
32
33    ws.disconnect().await?;
34
35    Ok(())
36}
examples/ws_candle.rs (line 34)
13async fn main() -> Result<()> {
14    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
15
16    ws.connect().await?;
17
18    let candle = Channel {
19        id: 2,
20        sub: Subscription::Candle {
21            coin: "BTC".into(),
22            interval: "5m".into(),
23        },
24    };
25
26    ws.subscribe(&[candle]).await?;
27
28    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
29        println!("Received Candle: \n--\n{:?}", event);
30
31        Ok(())
32    };
33
34    ws.next(handler).await?;
35
36    ws.disconnect().await?;
37
38    Ok(())
39}
examples/ws_web_data.rs (line 43)
16async fn main() -> Result<()> {
17    // Key was randomly generated for testing and shouldn't be used with any real funds
18    let wallet: Arc<LocalWallet> = Arc::new(
19        "e908f86dbb4d55ac876378565aafeabc187f6690f046459397b17d9b9a19688e"
20            .parse()
21            .unwrap(),
22    );
23
24    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
25
26    ws.connect().await?;
27
28    let web_data = Channel {
29        id: 2,
30        sub: Subscription::WebData {
31            user: wallet.address(),
32        },
33    };
34
35    ws.subscribe(&[web_data]).await?;
36
37    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
38        println!("Received Web Data: \n--\n{:?}", event);
39
40        Ok(())
41    };
42
43    ws.next(handler).await?;
44
45    ws.disconnect().await?;
46
47    Ok(())
48}
examples/ws_user_event.rs (line 43)
16async fn main() -> Result<()> {
17    // Key was randomly generated for testing and shouldn't be used with any real funds
18    let wallet: Arc<LocalWallet> = Arc::new(
19        "e908f86dbb4d55ac876378565aafeabc187f6690f046459397b17d9b9a19688e"
20            .parse()
21            .unwrap(),
22    );
23
24    let mut ws: Websocket = Hyperliquid::new(Chain::Dev);
25
26    ws.connect().await?;
27
28    let user_event = Channel {
29        id: 2,
30        sub: Subscription::User {
31            user: wallet.address(),
32        },
33    };
34
35    ws.subscribe(&[user_event]).await?;
36
37    let handler = |event: Response| async move {
38        println!("Received User Events: \n--\n{:?}", event);
39
40        Ok(())
41    };
42
43    ws.next(handler).await?;
44
45    ws.disconnect().await?;
46
47    Ok(())
48}
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impl Hyperliquid for Websocket

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