# Geminipy A library for the Gemini bitcoin exchange API
Easily communicate with the Gemini Bitcoin exchange API without having to deal with HTTP requests.
Requirements
Please get an API key from [https://exchange.gemini.com/settings/api](https://exchange.gemini.com/settings/api)
Installation
shell pip install geminipy
Example
python from geminipy import Geminipy
# The connection defaults to the Gemini sandbox. # Add ‘live=True’ to use the live exchange con = Geminipy(api_key=’your API key’, secret_key=’your secret key’, live=True)
# public request symbols = con.symbols()
# a Requests response is returned. # So we can access the HTTP reponse code, # the raw response content, or a json object print symbols.status_code print symbols.content print symbols.json()
# authenticated request order = con.new_order(amount=’1’, price=’200’,side=’buy’)
print order.json()
#send a heartbeat con.heartbeat()
The required nonce is the current millisecond timestamp.
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