Change examples to use new Client module

bfxapi/examples/update_order.py

@@ -2,37 +2,37 @@ import os
 import sys
 sys.path.append('../')
 
-from bfxapi.websockets.LiveWebsocket import LiveBfxWebsocket
+from bfxapi import Client
 
 API_KEY=os.getenv("BFX_KEY")
 API_SECRET=os.getenv("BFX_SECRET")
 
-ws = LiveBfxWebsocket(
+bfx = Client(
   API_KEY=API_KEY,
   API_SECRET=API_SECRET,
   logLevel='INFO'
 )
 
-@ws.on('order_update')
+@bfx.ws.on('order_update')
 def order_updated(order, trade):
   print ("Order updated.")
   print (order)
   print (trade)
 
-@ws.once('order_confirmed')
+@bfx.ws.once('order_confirmed')
 async def trade_completed(order, trade):
   print ("Order confirmed.")
   print (order)
   print (trade)
-  await ws.update_order(order.id, price=100, amount=0.01)
+  await bfx.ws.update_order(order.id, price=100, amount=0.01)
 
-@ws.on('error')
+@bfx.ws.on('error')
 def log_error(msg):
   print ("Error: {}".format(msg))
 
-@ws.once('authenticated')
+@bfx.ws.once('authenticated')
 async def submit_order(auth_message):
   # create an inital order a really low price so it stays open
-  await ws.submit_order('tBTCUSD', 10, 1, 'EXCHANGE LIMIT')
+  await bfx.ws.submit_order('tBTCUSD', 10, 1, 'EXCHANGE LIMIT')
 
-ws.run()
+bfx.ws.run()