cryptocmd 0.6.3

Cryptocurrency historical market price data scrapper.

Cryptocurrency historical market price data scraper written in Python.

Installation

$ pip install cryptocmd

to install from the latest source use following command

$ pip install git+git://github.com/guptarohit/cryptoCMD.git

Usage

CoinMarketCap Scraper

Following methods are available to get data in multiple formats from https://coinmarketcap.com

To get all time historical data of a cryptocurrency

from cryptocmd import CmcScraper

# initialise scraper without time interval
scraper = CmcScraper("XRP")

# get raw data as list of list
headers, data = scraper.get_data()

# get data in a json format
xrp_json_data = scraper.get_data("json")

# export the data as csv file, you can also pass optional `name` parameter
scraper.export("csv", name="xrp_all_time")

# Pandas dataFrame for the same data
df = scraper.get_dataframe()

To get data of a cryptocurrency which have same coin code as others

from cryptocmd import CmcScraper

# initialise scraper with coin name as well
scraper = CmcScraper(coin_code="sol", coin_name="solana")

# get raw data as list of list
headers, data = scraper.get_data()

# get data in a json format
solana_json_data = scraper.get_data("json")

# export the data as csv file, you can also pass optional `name` parameter
scraper.export("csv", name="solana_all_time")

# Pandas dataFrame for the same data
df = scraper.get_dataframe()

To get data of a cryptocurrency for some days

from cryptocmd import CmcScraper

# initialise scraper with time interval
scraper = CmcScraper("XRP", "15-10-2017", "25-10-2017")

# get raw data as list of list
headers, data = scraper.get_data()

# get data in a json format
json_data = scraper.get_data("json")

# export the data to csv
scraper.export("csv")

# get dataframe for the data
df = scraper.get_dataframe()

Following are the columns of the data

Date, Open, High, Low, Close, Volume, Market Cap

Acknowledgements

The data is being scrapped from coinmarketcap :v: and it’s free to use. :tada:

Contributing

Feel free to make a pull request! :octocat:

If you found this useful, I’d appreciate your consideration in the below. ✨☕