Welcome to the python-currencycom
This is an unofficial Python wrapper for the Currency.com exchange REST API v1. I am in no way affiliated with Currency.com, use at your own risk.
Documentation
Please find official documentation by: https://exchange.currency.com/api
Or Swagger by the link: https://apitradedoc.currency.com/swagger-ui.html#/.
QuickStart
Register an account on Currency.com
Create an API Key with correct permissions
pip install python-currencycom
Let's retrieve tradable symbols on the market
from pprint import pprint
from currencycom.client import Client
client = Client('API_KEY', 'SECRET_KEY')
# Exchange info contains various info including tradable symbols
exchange_info = client.get_exchange_info()
tradable_symbols = [x['symbol'] for x in exchange_info['symbols']]
pprint(tradable_symbols,
indent=2)
For more check out the documentation and Swagger.
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