Stake ASX Golang Client

stakego is an unofficial golang client for the Stake ASX trading platform.

Note: This is a pet project that will only be as in-depth as is required to meet my own needs.

Sample usage

By default, the NewCredentials() function will attempt to load your credentials from the following environment variables:

• STAKE_USERNAME
• STAKE_PASSWORD
• STAKE_OTP_SECRET (optional, not recommended)
• STAKE_SESSION_TOKEN

STAKE_SESSION_TOKEN will take priority over STAKE_USERNAME and STAKE_PASSWORD if it is set.

STAKE_OTP_SECRET can be set to generate your TOTP tokens automatically, but it is recommended to use STAKE_SESSION_TOKEN instead.

Retrieving your session token

If you need to find your session token, you can do that by opening the developer tools of your browser and going to the "Network" tab. Once you've logged in, inspect some of the requests and look for the Stake-Session-Token header in the request headers section.

Login with session token

func main() {
	creds := stakego.NewCredentials()
	creds.StakeSessionToken = "48d345ae2321ebb7db112a6745cb7f11"

	c := stakego.NewASXClient()
	c.Credentials = &creds
	_ = c.Login()
	fmt.Printf("Hello %s\n", c.User.FirstName)
}

Login with username and password

func main() {
	creds := stakego.NewCredentials()
	creds.Username = "your-username"
	creds.Password = "your-password"

	c := stakego.NewASXClient()
	c.Credentials = &creds
	_ = c.Login()
	fmt.Printf("Hello %s\n", c.User.FirstName)
}

Login with username, password and OTP code

This one isn't recommended but it does work if you want to automate your OTP login

func main() {
	creds := stakego.NewCredentials()
	creds.Username = "your-username"
	creds.Password = "your-password"
	creds.OTPSecret = "YOUR2TOTP465ECRET"

	c := stakego.NewASXClient()
	c.Credentials = &creds
	_ = c.Login()
	fmt.Printf("Hello %s\n", c.User.FirstName)
}