fcoin

Fcoin API.

Install

pip install fcoin

Upgrade

pip install fcoin –upgrade

Usage

import fcoin

api = fcoin.authorize(key=’xxx’, secret=’xxx’)

symbols = api.symbols()

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Release files for fcoin 0.1.3

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