bitvavo-api-upgraded 1.15.8

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bitvavoapiupgraded 1.15.8

Bitvavo API (upgraded)
Hi, this is not the official API, but this one has:

build-in documentation
typing for all functions and classes
unit tests (I already found three four five six bugs that I fixed, because the original code wasn't tested, at all)
a changelog, so you can track of the changes that I make
compatible with Python 3.7 and newer (3.6 isn't supported as of 2021-12-23)
a working version of getRemainingLimit()
will actually wait until the ban has been lifted (in case you get banned)
more stable api-calls, due to calculating lag between client and server
fancy logging via structlog, including external loggers like from the urllib3 and websocket libs!
a working ACCESSWINDOW variable that actually times the api calls out - makes failing Bitvavo API calls fail faster!

Version 1.* is guaranteed compatible* with the original API.
*: Except for Bitvavo.candles. I had to renamed the symbol argument to market, because the candles call actually excpects a market. So that's more of a bugfix.
**: Same goes for Bitvavo.book; it had the same problem as candles.
***: And I removed the rateLimitThread class, but that should've been used internally only anyway
Customizable settings
Through the magic of the python-decouple lib, when you use this lib, you can create a settings.ini (Windows example) or a .env (Linux example) and add some handy settings there.
Here is an example list of the settings for this lib:
BITVAVO_API_UPGRADED_LOG_LEVEL=INFO # Set the lib's log level
BITVAVO_API_UPGRADED_LOG_EXTERNAL_LEVEL=WARNING # Set the libs that are used by *this* lib's log level
BITVAVO_API_UPGRADED_LAG=50 # the time difference between the server and your local time (you'll have to calculate this yourself - tip: use the bitvavo.time() functionality in a separate script)
BITVAVO_API_UPGRADED_RATE_LIMITING_BUFFER=25 # default 25, set to 50 if you get "you have been banned" messages (or even higher, if needed)

Links

Official API Documentation
Official Trading Rules (recommended read, as it explains a lot of jargon; It's OK to not understand this document if you're just starting out - I don't fully understand the document either)
Github for this lib