auto-rsa CLI tool/Discord bot

A CLI tool and discord bot to buy the same amount of stocks in multiple accounts!

Discord Bot Installation

Docker

View on Docker Hub

1. Clone the repo and cd into it
2. Create a .env file for your brokerage variables, and add your bot using DISCORD_TOKEN and DISCORD_CHANNEL
3. Just run docker run --env-file ./.env -it --restart unless-stopped --name rsa nelsondane/auto-rsa
4. The bot should appear online (You can also do !ping). Once bot is working, just enter CTRL-p then CTRL-q to exit gracefully, letting the bot run in the background. See below for command explanation.

Always Running Python Script

Make sure python3-pip is installed

1. Clone this repository and cd into it
2. Run pip install -r requirements.txt
3. Create a .env file for your brokerage variables, and add your bot using DISCORD_TOKEN and DISCORD_CHANNEL
4. Run python auto-rsa.py (See below for command explanation)

CLI Tool Installation

1. Follow the Always Running Python Script steps until Step 4
2. Run the script using python3 auto-rsa.py <action> <amount> <ticker> <account> <dry> (See below for parameter explanation)

Usage

Ping-Pong: Once the bot is invited to your server, you can check that it's running by sending !ping, to which the bot should respond with pong

To buy and sell stocks, just send a message of this format in discord: !rsa <action> <amount> <ticker> <account> <dry>

CLI Tool/Discord Bot Parameters explained:

• !rsa: command name (not in CLI)
• <action>: buy or sell
• <amount>: Amount to buy or sell. Must be an integer
• <ticker>: The stock ticker to buy or sell
• <account>: What brokerage to run it in (robinhood, schwab, or all)
• <dry>: Whether to run in "dry" mode (in which no transactions are made, useful for testing). Set to True, False, or just write "dry" for True

Discord bot:

For example, to buy 1 STAF in all accounts: !rsa buy 1 STAF all false. For a dry run of the above command in Robinhood only: !rsa buy 1 STAF robinhood true. To check individual account holdings: !holdings broker-name. To see when the market opens/closes: !market. To restart the bot: !restart.

After a few seconds, the bot will let you know if anything happened! (Hopefully)

CLI Tool:

For example, to buy 1 STAF in all accounts: python3 auto-rsa.py buy 1 STAF all false. For a dry run of the above command in Robinhood only: python3 auto-rsa.py buy 1 STAF robinhood true. To check individual account holdings: python3 auto-rsa.py holdings broker-name.

After a few seconds you should see some output in the terminal (Hopefully)

Supported brokerages:

Ally

Made using PyAlly. Go give them a ⭐

Required .env variables:

• ALLY_CONSUMER_KEY
• ALLY_CONSUMER_SECRET
• ALLY_OAUTH_TOKEN
• ALLY_OAUTH_SECRET
• ALLY_ACCOUNT_NBR

To get these, follow these instructions

Robinhood

Made using robin_stocks. Go give them a ⭐

Required .env variables:

• ROBINHOOD_USERNAME
• ROBINHOOD_PASSWORD
• ROBINHOOD_TOTP: If 2fa enabled

Configuring 2fa can be tricky, read the TOTP section here

Schwab

Made using schwab-api. Go give them a ⭐

Required .env variables:

• SCHWAB_USERNAME=
• SCHWAB_PASSWORD=
• SCHWAB_TOTP_SECRET= (If 2fa is enabled)

To get your TOTP secret, use this website by the api author

Tradier

Made by yours truly using the official Tradier API

Required .env variables:

• TRADIER_ACCESS_TOKEN

To get your access token, go to your Tradier API settings

Maybe future brokerages

Fidelity

No official or 3rd party APIs were found, so would have to create one from scratch using web scraping. (Kind of like these one two).

Vanguard

Same as Fidelity. I found this vanguard-api, but it failed when I ran it.

SoFi

No official or 3rd party APIs, but have a website. So same as Fidelity and Vanguard.

Webull

Not currently working since login is broken in webull. Go give them a ⭐ anyways.

Never working brokerages

Public

No official or 3rd party APIs and no website to scrape (app only).

Stash

Why.