pycoingecko | Python wrapper for the CoinGecko API | REST library
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Python wrapper for the CoinGecko API
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- Get exchange volume chart by id
- Make a GET request
- Add params to api_url
- Decorator for preprocessing functions
- Process argument_v
- Returns a list of Nfts by id
- Get a list of all coin categories
- Returns a list of all available coin categories
- Get exchanges by id
- Get a list of indexes
- Get a list of indexes by market and index id
- Returns a list of NFs
- Returns a list of coin_ohlc by id
- Gets the list of derivatives exchanges
- Performs a search
- Returns a list of NFs matching the asset and contract address
- Gets the global Finance definition
- Returns a list of company treasury by coin_id
- Get the derivatives exchange
- Returns a list of derivedatives exchange objects
- This API endpoint allows you to get a range of coins
- Get a coin market chart from a contract address
- This interface is used to get a range chart from a contract
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QUESTION
I am trying to obtain the asset and its value from the result without the curly braces, I have tried to do it through various ways and I have not succeeded, could someone help me please?
The result I want to get is ASSET: bitcoin 43935
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Answered 2022-Mar-04 at 02:30Since you have a nested dictionary, I think something like this will get the result you are asking for:
QUESTION
Hi guys i'm working with the Coingecko API to get values from the site.
This is the code
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Answered 2022-Feb-06 at 01:25Yep you can access it like that
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Code:
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Answered 2021-Nov-30 at 21:11You can convert this into a dataframe format like this:
QUESTION
I want to get the single value out of the object output which is "bitcoin" in my case but when i run the code, it only returns me an object pair value.
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Answered 2021-Oct-06 at 16:30You could return a view from the dataframe and then just choose an index if you know there's only one output.
QUESTION
I use this code to pull API Data names from an Exchange and they retrieve their equivalent symbol, but my current problem is that I suspect that the index returned is correct because when I look for the associated symbol, I get the first letter of the name and not the symbol.
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Answered 2021-Jul-14 at 19:43got it fixed with index = response_list_normalized[response_list_normalized['name'] ==crypto_token_name].index.values
QUESTION
I'm preparing my data for price analytics, so I created this code that pull the price feed from Coingecko API, sort the required columns, change the headers names and convert the date.
The current block I'm facing is once I convert the timestamp to datetime, I lose the price column, so how can I get it back along with the new date format?
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Answered 2021-Jul-10 at 06:48Change :
QUESTION
I'm trying to write an operator that will download some API data and place it into a table using a dataframe. I've got the following operator code written up:
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Answered 2021-May-09 at 07:40When using MySQL you are given a choice of which python wrapper you want to use. You can use mysql-connector-python
or mysqlclient
. It is mentioned in the docs that you need to specify the client to connect in the Extra
field.
So just add {"client": "mysql-connector-python"}
or {"client": "mysqlclient"}
to the extra field.
Note that a good source for information is the tests. For example check this
QUESTION
I have a simple page with a data entry field and a click button, this will run the API to retrieve the coin data
running the code in a python terminal return with success, but when I try to add it to flask and use the webpage, I get the error 405 method not allowed for the POST.
This is the main python/flask file: crypto.py
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Answered 2021-Apr-18 at 15:33Your form has this:
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a simple price listener through Coingecko API through this code:
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Answered 2021-Apr-10 at 20:17You can assign a call of the function to variable and then have access to it's data in dict type
QUESTION
I'm learning Python and decided to play around a bit with a project that I've been wanting to tackle for a while now. I ended up trying to use an API that returns data that I would like to write to a CSV file. I'm struggling with how to parse that out given the formatting of the data, though. I used the following lines to grab the data in question. How can I take that data (shortened version shown below the code) and parse that into a CSV file?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 21:25I'd recommend using pandas
. Note that in the following snippet just uses the default options for to_csv()
, but you can customize it quite a lot to suit your needs.
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