Elixir implementation of FIX Session Protocol FIXT.1.1. Currently only supports FIX session initiator (buy side).
Add ex_fix to your list of dependencies in mix.exs:
def deps do
[{:ex_fix, "~> 0.2.5"}]
end- FIXT.1.1 session protocol implementation (session level messages)
- Message validation: sequence number, length, checksum
- Auto reconnection (with
ResetSeqNumFlag=Y) - SSL compatible
- Session registry
- Two-phase parse of FIX messages
defmodule MySessionHandler do
@behaviour ExFix.SessionHandler
require Logger
alias ExFix.InMessage
alias ExFix.OutMessage
alias ExFix.Parser
@msg_new_order_single "D"
@field_account "1"
@field_cl_ord_id "11"
@field_order_qty "38"
@field_ord_type "40"
@field_price "44"
@field_side "54"
@field_symbol "55"
@field_transact_time "60"
@value_side_buy "1"
@value_ord_type_limit "2"
def on_logon(session_name, _env) do
spawn fn() ->
## Buy 10 shares of SYM1 for $1.23 per share
@msg_new_order_single
|> OutMessage.new()
|> OutMessage.set_field(@field_account, 1234)
|> OutMessage.set_field(@field_cl_ord_id, "cod12345")
|> OutMessage.set_field(@field_order_qty, 10)
|> OutMessage.set_field(@field_ord_type, @value_ord_type_limit)
|> OutMessage.set_field(@field_price, 1.23)
|> OutMessage.set_field(@field_side, @value_side_buy)
|> OutMessage.set_field(@field_symbol, "SYM1")
|> OutMessage.set_field(@field_transact_time, DateTime.utc_now())
|> ExFix.send_message!(session_name)
end
end
def on_app_message(_session_name, _msg_type, %InMessage{} = msg, _env) do
Logger.info "App msg received: #{inspect Parser.parse2(msg)}"
end
def on_session_message(_session_name, _msg_type, %InMessage{} = msg, _env) do
Logger.info "Session msg received: #{inspect Parser.parse2(msg)}"
end
def on_logout(_session_id, _env), do: :ok
end
ExFix.start_session_initiator("simulator", "BUY", "SELL", MySessionHandler,
hostname: "localhost", port: 9876, username: "user1", password: "pwd1",
transport_mod: :ssl)[debug] Starting FIX session: [simulator]
[debug] [simulator] Trying to connect to localhost:9876...
[info] [fix.outgoing] [simulator] 8=FIXT.1.1^A9=94^A35=A^A34=1^A49=BUY^A52=20170806-20:25:24.194^A56=SELL^A98=0^A108=60^A141=Y^A553=user1^A554=pwd1^A1137=9^A10=012^A
[info] [fix.incoming] [simulator] 8=FIXT.1.1^A9=75^A35=A^A34=1^A49=SELL^A52=20170806-20:25:24.196^A56=BUY^A98=0^A108=60^A141=Y^A1137=9^A10=234^A
[info] Session msg received: %ExFix.InMessage{complete: true, error_reason: nil, fields: [{"35", "A"}, {"34", "1"}, {"49", "SELL"}, {"52", "20170806-20:25:24.196"}, {"56", "BUY"}, {"98", "0"}, {"108", "60"}, {"141", "Y"}, {"1137", "9"}], msg_type: "A", original_fix_msg: <<56, 61, 70, 73, 88, 84, 46, 49, 46, 49, 1, 57, 61, 55, 53, 1, 51, 53, 61, 65, 1, 51, 52, 61, 49, 1, 52, 57, 61, 83, 69, 76, 76, 1, 53, 50, 61, 50, 48, 49, 55, 48, 56, 48, 54, ...>>, other_msgs: "", poss_dup: false, rest_msg: "", seqnum: 1, subject: nil, valid: true}
[info] session_update_status [simulator] - Status: :connected
[info] [fix.outgoing] [simulator] 8=FIXT.1.1^A9=126^A35=D^A34=2^A49=BUY^A52=20170806-20:25:24.202^A56=SELL^A1=1234^A11=cod12345^A38=10^A40=2^A44=1.23^A54=1^A55=SYM1^A60=20170806-20:25:24.202^A10=081^A
[info] [fix.incoming] [simulator] 8=FIXT.1.1^A9=118^A35=8^A34=2^A49=SELL^A52=20170806-20:25:24.203^A56=BUY^A1=1234^A6=1.23^A14=10^A17=2^A31=1.23^A37=2^A39=2^A54=1^A55=SYM1^A150=2^A151=0^A10=151^A
[info] App msg received: %ExFix.InMessage{complete: true, error_reason: nil, fields: [{"35", "8"}, {"34", "2"}, {"49", "SELL"}, {"52", "20170806-20:25:24.203"}, {"56", "BUY"}, {"1", "1234"}, {"6", "1.23"}, {"14", "10"}, {"17", "2"}, {"31", "1.23"}, {"37", "2"}, {"39", "2"}, {"54", "1"}, {"55", "SYM1"}, {"150", "2"}, {"151", "0"}], msg_type: "8", original_fix_msg: <<56, 61, 70, 73, 88, 84, 46, 49, 46, 49, 1, 57, 61, 49, 49, 56, 1, 51, 53, 61, 56, 1, 51, 52, 61, 50, 1, 52, 57, 61, 83, 69, 76, 76, 1, 53, 50, 61, 50, 48, 49, 55, 48, 56, 48, ...>>, other_msgs: "", poss_dup: false, rest_msg: "", seqnum: 2, subject: nil, valid: true}
This library allows to parse the FIX message until certain tags are found. At that
point it is possible to send the message to another process (for example, a Book process,
Account process, etc) to complete the parse and execute business logic specifically for
the message's subject.
As can be seen in the benchmarks below, the two-phase parse substantially decreases the time spent in the network client process.
This is a work in progress. Here is a list of some pending tasks, PRs are welcome.
- Documentation and more examples
- Session Logon with
ResetSeqNumFlag=N. - Multiple hosts configuration, for failover
- Socket client optimizations
- Application level:
- Dictionary based message parse/validation/serialization
- Automatic generation of parser/validator/serializer from XML dictionary file
- Repeating groups
- FIX session acceptor
- Session scheduling (integration with 3rd party job management libraries)
- etc.
Elixir can't beat the performance of C/C++/Rust, but this library lets you avoid communication time between an external FIX initiator and the Erlang VM. In addition, there are fewer dependencies and number of possible failure points.
- HW: Laptop Dell Latitude E5570 Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6600U CPU @ 2.60GHz 16 GB RAM
- Elixir 1.5.1 / Erlang 19.2
- Parser benchmark: Execution Report with 155 bytes.
- Serializer benchmark: New Order Single with 115 bytes.
$ mix bench -d 2
...
## ExFixBench
benchmark name iterations average time
Parse - Stage 1 (without validation) 1000000 5.25 µs/op
Parse - Stage 1 500000 6.88 µs/op
Serialize 500000 11.66 µs/op
Parse - Full Msg (without validation) 500000 13.58 µs/op
Parse - Full Msg 500000 15.31 µs/op
Santiago Fernandez <[email protected]> (Author)
Copyright (c) 2021 Matriz S.A. http://www.matriz.com.ar
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