A Python wrapper for the yunbi.com api
 
## Install
You can install and upgrade this wrapper from pip:
```
$ pip install -U yunbi
```
## Docs
This wrapper is based on the API list on yunbi.com, you can check it out from [YUNBI EXCHANGE API LIST](https://yunbi.com/swagger/#/default).
What you need to know is that,
in `get_trades` and `get_trades_my` functions, the official API use `from` as a key, which is also a reserved words in Python.
To solve this problem, you need to use `from_id` instead of `from`.
For example,
```
get_trades('ethcny', from_id=123456)
```
## Example
```
from yunbi import Yunbi
y = Yunbi() # Access to public API
y.get_tickers_market('ethcny') # Get ETH/CNY market's tickets
y = Yunbi('YOUR API KEY', 'YOUR SECRET KEY') # Access to public and private API
y.get_members_me() # Get your account information
```
## License
[MIT License](https://github.com/imlonghao/yunbi/blob/master/LICENSE)
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