Honey Framework 3.24 and Honey 1.02

The Honey Framework is a powerful tool that allows users to program their own custom order types and trading strategies. It integrates directly into the bitfinex.com trading interface, providing users with a native experience.

Honey is the web version of the Honey Framework, allowing algorithmic trading to be more accessible for everyone, from anywhere. Users can access Honey directly through their web browsers without having to install the application on their devices: http://api.bitfinex.com/honey

We’re pleased to share the latest updates to the Honey Framework. For more on the Honey Framework, please refer to https://blog.bitfinex.com/tag/honey-framework/

UI

• Settings page with a shorter height
• Localized date picker
• Default to password input and enter is accepted for confirmation
• Fixed overlapping ‘cancel’ button in Atomic Order
• Editing derivatives* now has leverage input and slider
• Restored missing strategy editor tabs logic
• Derivatives pairs visualized as -perp atomic orders
• Fixed intermittent issues with tickers searching
• Addition of status icons for ‘Hidden’ (visible on hit), ‘Time in Force’, and ‘Reduce Only’ 
• Synced language with Bitfinex SPA
• Addition of more decimals on the ticker panel’s last price
• Fixed ‘Unsubscribe invalid’ errors when switching tickers

Hosted

• Addition of authentication failure event
• Updated order

Server

• Addition of algo ID in AO events
• Header flags sent for orders

Algo

• Return algo ID in the start and stop function of aohost

Api-node-models

• Addition of visible on hit hidden orders

Api-node-core

• API models package update

*The derivatives platform is provided by iFinex Financial Technologies Limited. References to Bitfinex Derivatives in this post are references to iFinex Financial Technologies Limited.

Fancy contributing to the project? Please open a pull request to https://github.com/bitfinexcom/bfx-hf-ui
Download the Honey Framework today: https://honey.bitfinex.com/

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