I am trying the fetch the real time spot market data through binance API. Here is the link I am referring to: https://www.binance.com/en-IN/markets/spot
The API I see in the binance docs which I am using is: https://binance-docs.github.io/apidocs/spot/en/#24hr-ticker-price-change-statistics
It gives me the data, but would like to confirm if it is the correct API for real time data?
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I'm trying to get a program working that will simply get wallet data and crypto prices from the coinbase API, I'm not looking to make buy/sell/trade requests with it.
I've been going through the API and the connection tutorial however I can't for the life of me work out how to pull the data from my wallet or crypto prices in to an excel document.
I'd really appreciate any help with this or if anyone can point me in the right direction that would be great
I've tried too many combinations of things to list them all here, but mainly various variations of the following:
https://api.coinbase.com/v2/accounts + Client_ID + Client_Secret = Invalid Token Error
https://api.coinbase.com/v2/accounts + API_Key + API_Secret = Auhtentication Error - Invalid API Key (Is my valid key)
I have been able to get results using the Coinbase_Python module however that isn't helpful in this scenario when I want the data to auto-populate an excel sheet
Update: I was able to fix the issue by redoing the entire process and better labling my values.
My issue now is that I am getting an "Invalid Scope", when it should have access to everything
After re authorising the whole code/token thing with a modified authorisation URL I made I was able to access my data properly
It seems you figured it out; you do need the three pieces of authentication (which is somewhat unusual) in addition to the API endpoint for successful access. This is not the norm, especially with cryptocurrency APIs.
So far, I'm striking out with google. Trying to toy around with Stripe. Now, cybersource, payflo, authorize.net all talk direct to the backend when it comes to entering credit card data. I've been trying to figure out how do the same with Stripe. I can't find out how to do it without stripe.js.
ie: Enter credit card through generic form, once posted to server, the server calls stripe (using new paymentintent because of SCA). In short, I need to know how to create the credit card object on the backend so I can send it to the payment intent without stripe.js.
I do NOT have code snippets of my own since I'm just now learning the API. Don't know if this is even possible/allowed/etc.
Edit: Everything follows this general premise: https://careydevelopment.us/blog/how-to-implement-a-credit-card-payment-solution-with-spring-boot-and-the-stripe-api
The documentation for the CEX exchange's REST API is quite good but it only says how to place limit orders as far as I can tell. You have to specify the price at which you want to purchase, e.g. Bitcoin, what if I just want to pay whatever the market price is? I know how to use the requests module on python to interact with a REST API.
I am using node.js(Meteor) for calling Amazon MWS ListMatchingProducts API for getting all products of my seller account . Its running sucessfully and i am getting the response , but as the documentation said that only ten(10) products are returned at one time. So i just want to know how we get products more than 10 . In the doc Amazon also said that you can submit NextToken with a "ByNextToken" operation to request additional pages.But i am not getting any nextToken or related to that nextToken field on my response.So how do i get the nextToken from there side or how can i get more than 10 products from that API. As i also check on one post they said that we need to use Reports for that but i want to use ListMatchingProducts API for that and want result more than 10.
Please provide me any suggestion or guidance how can i achieve that.
Any help would be appriciated
Thanks
You want to call the Reports API using the Inventory Report report type or one of the other Listing Report types. That is the way to go. The ListMatchingProductsoperation of the Products API is meant to be a search, based on a query. Yes, it only lists ten products but it does not give you a NextToken like some of the other operations. Knowing your Report Type and Marketplace ID, you can submit those to the Reports API with your credentials and get back all of your products all at once and there is no searching involved.
What I would also suggest is to use the Amazon Scratchpad to play around with your operations to make sure you get what you expect, then plug it into your node.js project.
Is there a way to get historical forecasts from the wunderground API? For instance, find out the predicted high temperature 5 days from an arbitrary date in the past?
If you go to the Wunderground website, under Key Settings, there is a spot to request access to history data, in the area where you purchase a key. Fill out the form, and you can expect a response within a couple days telling whether you have access to history data. Once you do, look under Documentation to find out how to use it.
You can sign up for a developer account (free) and that gives you access to 500 calls/day or 10 calls/minute. You can use that to make calls to the history API and test it.
http://api.wunderground.com/weather/api