Messari
Unofficial Messari's Crypto Data API client in python
The library can be used for crypto prices, market data metrics, on-chain metrics, and qualitative information (asset profile). For more information, see Messari API Documentation
Installation:
use pip to install:
pip install messari
Authentication:
Pass API key in object initialization.
Example usage:
from messari import Messari
# initialize api client
messari = Messari(key='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx')
# Get a list of all assets and their market caps, sorted by market cap descending.
response = messari.get_all_assets()
# Get the ID, name, symbol, slug, market cap, sector, category, and tags for a single asset.
response = messari.get_asset_by_id(asset_id=asset_id)
# Get market data for a specific asset.
response = messari.get_market_data_by_asset(asset_id=asset_id)
# Get a list ROI data for all assets.
response = messari.get_roi()
# Get a single assets ROI data.
response = messari.get_roi_by_asset(asset_id=asset_id)
# Get a list of market specific data for all markets.
response = messari.get_markets()
# Get a list of exchanges with market data.
response = messari.get_exchanges()
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