📦 mexc-pb

Rust data structures and Protobuf bindings for the MEXC WebSocket API, generated with prost.

This crate provides strongly typed Rust structs and enums derived from the official .proto schemas, so you can easily (de)serialize messages when building trading bots, market data consumers, or other integrations with MEXC.

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🚀 Features

• ✅ Rust bindings generated directly from the official MEXC .proto definitions (included as a git submodule).\
• ✅ Zero hand-written message structs --- always in sync with upstream .proto.\
• ✅ Uses prost for efficient Protobuf encoding/decoding.\
• ✅ Suitable for WebSocket clients, real-time feeds, and automated trading tools.

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📦 Installation

Add this crate to your project:

[dependencies]
mexc-pb = "0.1"

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🛠 Usage

use prost::Message;
use mexc_pb::pb::websocket::PushDataV3ApiWrapper;

fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
    // Example binary
    let encoded = b"\n3spot@public.aggre.bookTicker.v3.api.pb@10ms@SOLUSDT\x1a\x07SOLUSDT0\x97\xbf\xd7\xff\x923\xda\x13 \n\x06216.69\x12\x06953.77\x1a\x05216.7\"\x07113.135";
    let book_ticker = PushDataV3ApiWrapper::decode(encoded.as_slice())?;
    println!("Book Ticker: {:?}", book_ticker);
    Ok(())
}

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🔄 Development

This crate vendors the .proto files via a git submodule:

git clone https://github.com/your-org/mexc-pb.git
cd mexc-pb
git submodule update --init --recursive

Generated code lives under src/pb/ and is produced automatically at build time by prost-build.

To rebuild generated bindings:

cargo clean
cargo build

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📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.
The .proto definitions are from mexcdevelop/websocket-proto, which may be licensed separately.