pymarketcap
pymarketcap is a library for retrieve data from coinmarketcap API and website. Consist of a cythonized scraper and and API wrapper built with libcurl, but is posible to compile a lightweight version with standard urllib
Install
You need to install cython before pymarketcap. Try: pip3 install Cython and then:
pip3 install pymarketcap
On Windows, urllib will be used library by default to make synchronous requests whereas that on Linux/Mac will be built using libcurl C library. You can control this (see below):
From source
git clone https://github.com/mondeja/pymarketcap.git cd pymarketcap pip3 install -r requirements.txt python setup.py install
To force installation with libcurl, use --force-curl in last command.
To install with urllib, use --no-curl.
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