Exchange: Independent Reserve, Error: "AttributeError: 'independentreserve' object has no attribute 'PlaceLimitOrder'"

Unfortunately, it appears that the Independent Reserver API is broken in some way. I cannot place a limit buy order.

• OS: Windows 10
• Programming Language: Python 3.6.4
• CCXT version: 1.10.566
• Exchange: Independent Reserve
• Method: create_limit_buy_order()

ireserve = ccxt.independentreserve()
ireserve.apiKey = KEY
ireserve.secret = SECRET
ireserve.load_markets()

ireserve.verbose = True
ireserve.create_limit_buy_order('BTC/NZD', 0.001, 21000)

The traceback is as follows:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:/Solus/Projects/CoinTrader/main.py", line 2, in <module>
    import tradebook
  File "C:\Solus\Projects\CoinTrader\tradebook.py", line 2, in <module>
    from misc import common, general
  File "C:\Solus\Projects\CoinTrader\misc\general.py", line 8, in <module>
    from api import api_bittrex, api_ireserve
  File "C:\Solus\Projects\CoinTrader\api\api_ireserve.py", line 43, in <module>
    ireserve.create_limit_buy_order('BTC/NZD', 0.001, 21000)
  File "C:\Python\Python364\lib\site-packages\ccxt\base\exchange.py", line 1009, in create_limit_buy_order
    return self.create_order(symbol, 'limit', 'buy', *args)
  File "C:\Python\Python364\lib\site-packages\ccxt\independentreserve.py", line 192, in create_order
    response = getattr(self, method)(self.extend(order, params))
AttributeError: 'independentreserve' object has no attribute 'PlaceLimitOrder'

Thanks, Mark

[mpainenz]

Is the difference in precision per market, or per currency? For example is it that each market might use different precision for a particular currency? IE using 6 decimal places for BTC which supports 8? Or is it that some currencies have a different precision than 8, or 2 for fiat.

Also, do the developers have a chat channel or other place to communicate I might be able to participate in? I notice for example Independent reserve does not have fetch_order() implemented in the unified API yet, and I was looking to add it. A little guidance might be a time saver for me, as some of the Python syntax is unfamiliar to me.

Thanks, Mark

[mpainenz]

Thanks again @kroitor, that was really helpful.