The official Python library for the Coinbase API.
Features
Near-100% test coverage.
Support for both API Key + Secret and OAuth 2 authentication.
Convenient methods for making calls to the API - packs JSON for you!
Automatic parsing of API responses into relevant Python objects.
All objects have tab-completable methods and attributes when using IPython.
For more information, please visit the Github repository.
Note: this package name used to refer to the unofficial coinbase_python library maintained by George Sibble . George graciously allowed us to use the name for this package instead. You can still find that package on Github . Thanks, George.
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