This release is a pre-release and may not be stable for production use.
# Installation
`pip install datasquirrel`
# Usage
Something along the lines of:
```
from datasquirrel import luno
from datasquirrel import btcc
import time
start = time.time()-(24*3600*404)
collector = luno.Collector()
collector.new_collection(start) # For new collection
collector.collect() # To continue where last one left off
collector = btcc.Collector()
collector.new_collection(start) # For new collection
collector.collect() # To continue where last one left off
```
# To Do
- Write a better readme
- Tests for some of the newly added endpoints
- Tests for the rate limiter
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