TCP-Client-in-Rust

A TCP Client that calculates average for real-time BTC-USD value from Binance Websockets and sends to TCP Server

Thanks to https://github.com/binance/binance-spot-connector-rust Repository for Public API.

Instructions to run the project

Build the Repo by running cargo build after cloning the repository and run

Use ./target/debug/simple --mode=cache --times=no. of seconds in command line interface to get the average for BTC-USD in 10 seconds
Use ./target/debug/simple --mode=read in command line interface to get the history of aggregated data and the average value

How It works

When we use caching command (./target/debug/simple --mode=cache --times = no. of seconds), the data from the Binance websockets will be connected to the client and reads the data upto to no. of seconds we mentioned as a value for a times flag (--times = no. of seconds).

Then the total collected data will be aggregated a prints the average in the user interface. In the background, a text file will be created and the values which are used to aggregate will be stored in the below mentioned format.

Date: 2024-01-24, Time:16:25:48
  
[Date: 2024-01-24, Time:16:25:50] BTC Price: 39992.89000000
[Date: 2024-01-24, Time:16:25:51] BTC Price: 39992.89000000
[Date: 2024-01-24, Time:16:25:51] BTC Price: 39992.90000000
[Date: 2024-01-24, Time:16:25:52] BTC Price: 39992.89000000
[Date: 2024-01-24, Time:16:25:52] BTC Price: 39992.89000000
[Date: 2024-01-24, Time:16:25:52] BTC Price: 39992.90000000
[Date: 2024-01-24, Time:16:25:52] BTC Price: 39992.90000000

The saved data can be accessed in the command line interface using the read mode command(./target/debug/simple --mode = read) the saved data will be parsed and prints to command line interface.

Example installation steps

git clone https://github.com/Av1nag/TCP-Client-in-Rust.git
cd TCP-Client-in-Rust
cargo build

Example for using the tools

./target/debug/simple --mode=cache --times=10  

./target/debug/simple --mode=read

Contact Information

For queries, and personal suggestions write a mail to [email protected]

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PS: I'm no so proficient in Rust programming, written a application to test my capability. An I appreciate if anyone contribute to the project and always welcome everyone to drop your suggestions.