Quote from: toffoo on May 17, 2011, 04:40:02 AM

Hi guys,
Does anybody have some example python code that just connects to the Mt.Gox websocket feed and maybe just spits out trades or order changes?
I'd like to start playing around with this, but I hate to try to re-create the wheel from scratch when I'm such a rusty python programmer.
Many thanks for any help!

Here's a naive Mt. Gox websocket client I wrote in python: http://pastebin.com/FH6eWhFm
By default it just prints out trades as they happen, but you can modify it to do whatever you want. If someone really wants an event-based version or something to make it a little easier to work with, you might be able to convince me (with a few bitcoins Wink

) to put something together with pywsc or something. I may eventually release an executable jar (clojure/java) file for those willing to buy a copy that will give you a GUI to view live trades and depth changes (though mtgox's websocket is still quite buggy in respect to depth changes...there would be a button to let you do manual refreshes as well).