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Jan Korf 2f9f97f4e8
Authentication update (#275)
Updated API credential logic, exchange implementation are expected to provide their own credentials implementation with ApiCredentials as base class
Removed ApiCredentials implementation used by most exchanges
Removed ApiCredentialsType Enum
Added CredentialSet base class and implementations for defining different API credentials
Added optional type param to AuthenticationProvider for the specific API credential type to improve type safety
Moved AuthenticationProvider/ApiCredentials from BaseApiClient to RestApiClient/SocketApiClient base classes
Added optional type params to RestApiClient/SocketApiClient base class to specify the AuthenticationProvider type and credentials type to improve type safety
Moved SetOptions/SetApiCredentials from BaseApiClient to RestApiClient/SocketApiClient
Extracted LibraryOptions<TRestOptions, TSocketOptions, TEnvironment> without TApiCredentials for libraries without API credentials
Removed ApiCredentials from ApiOptions, credentials can only be configured at library, rest or socket level
Added EnvironmentName to RestApiClient/SocketApiClient property
Added Unknown enum value to Shared interfaces SharedOrderStatus, SharedTransferStatus and SharedTriggerOrderStatus enums
Updated Enum converter to map value to an undefined Enum value instead of the first Enum value
Added support for checking for missing fields on RestIntegrationTest
Added BytesToHexString and HexToBytesString to ExchangeHelpers static class
Fixed bug where WebSocket connections are not reconnected when configuring Proxy with SetUpdates
Removed legacy CryptoBaseClient, CryptoRestClient and CryptoSocketClient
2026-03-23 14:28:00 +01:00

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using CryptoExchange.Net.Authentication;
using System;
namespace CryptoExchange.Net.Objects.Options
{
/// <summary>
/// Socket api options
/// </summary>
public class SocketApiOptions : ApiOptions
{
/// <summary>
/// The max time of not receiving any data after which the connection is assumed to be dropped. This can only be used for socket connections where a steady flow of data is expected,
/// for example when the server sends intermittent ping requests
/// </summary>
public TimeSpan? SocketNoDataTimeout { get; set; }
/// <summary>
/// The max amount of connections to make to the server. Can be used for API's which only allow a certain number of connections. Changing this to a high value might cause issues.
/// </summary>
public int? MaxSocketConnections { get; set; }
/// <summary>
/// Set the values of this options on the target options
/// </summary>
public T Set<T>(T item) where T : SocketApiOptions, new()
{
item.OutputOriginalData = OutputOriginalData;
item.SocketNoDataTimeout = SocketNoDataTimeout;
item.AutoTimestamp = AutoTimestamp;
item.MaxSocketConnections = MaxSocketConnections;
return item;
}
}
}