The GBM Plus API Python library aims to provide all current API calls to interface with the GBM Plus/Homebroker platform.

DISCLAIMER: This is not an official repository. The documentation of the GBM Plus/Homebroker API is not publicly documented and the development of this repository consists mainly in reverse engineering the API. From the terms and conditions: "Se encuentra prohibido colocar o utilizar los Servicios y Contenidos del Portal en sitios o páginas propias o de terceros, sin autorización previa y por escrito de GBM." While directly consuming the API is not explicitly denied, GBM may consider this library as "own or third party site or page", so it is up to GBM to determine if the user is violating its terms and conditions when using this library. It is the user's responsibility to acknowledge this information before proceeding to use the library. https://invertir.gbm.com/condiciones-del-servicio-gbmplus

1. Get the CLIENT_ID from the GBM Plus login dashboard

2. Keep your USER_EMAIL, USER_PASSWORD and CLIENT_ID safe and secure. You can use environment variables for development.

3. Install the latest version of Python 3

4. Use pip (or an alternative such as easy_install) to install the library from the Python Package Index:

   • pip install gbmplus
   • If you have both Python3 and Python2 installed, you may need to use pip3 (so pip3 install gbmplus) along with python3 on your system
   • If gbmplus was previously installed, you can upgrade to the latest non-beta release with pip install --upgrade gbmplus

1. Export your USER_EMAIL, USER_PASSWORD and CLIENT_ID as environment variables, for example:

   Linux

   export [email protected]
   export USER_PASSWORD=shabadabadashabadabadaenelcentrodelplaneta
   export CLIENT_ID=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

   Windows Powershell

   $env:USER_EMAIL="[email protected]"
   $env:USER_PASSWORD="shabadabadashabadabadaolvidadoenlabanqueta"
   $env:CLIENT_ID="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"

2. Alternatively, define your USER_EMAIL, USER_PASSWORD and CLIENT_ID as variables in your source code; this method is not recommended due to its inherent insecurity.

3. Single line of code to import and use the library goes at the top of your script:

   import gbmplus

4. Instantiate the client (API consumer class), optionally specifying any of the parameters available to set:

   trader_object = gbmplus.GBMPlusAPI(output_log=False)

5. Make API calls in your source code, using the format client.scope.operation, where client is the name you defined in the previous step (trader_object above), scope is the corresponding scope that represents a module, and operation is the operation of the API endpoint. For example, to make a call to get the list of Accounts (or Strategies), use this function call:

   accounts = trader_object.accounts.getAccounts()
   print(accounts)

You can find working example scripts in the examples folder.