Closed geper closed 2 years ago
Coinpaprika may not have the data of all the cryptocurrencies on the market. Also, I do know the context of your question.
Anyway, taking bitcoin for example, it does work fine.
from coinpaprika import client as Coinpaprika
client = Coinpaprika.Client()
candles = client.candles("btc-bitcoin", start="2022-01-01", limit=30, interval="24h")
for candle in candles:
print(candle)
Here is a screenshot of the results.
This is just a wrapper. The data is provided by Coinpaprika. If they provide no data, feel free to contact their team.
I hope it answers your question. :sunglasses:
thank for answer i use client.tickers() https://replit.com/@geper/coinap#main.py
i get all tickers and filters by volume24h
I will repeat myself, but as I said, Coinpaprika is doing something wrong that is not something I can fix. It is Coinpaprika's responsibility at this point.
You can also test and see the experimentation for yourself in the JavaScript library made by someone else.
( async () => {
const util = require('util');
const cp = require( 'coinpaprika-js' );
// Get tickers for all coins (USD,BTC,ETH)
console.log(JSON.stringify(await cp.tickers(), null, 4));
} )();
Nice catch though! :)
thank you very much
Hi guys, thank you for the ticket. We heavily optimized our back-end infrastructure and introduced this bug, which is fixed now. Please feel free to contact us at support@coinpaprika.com in case of any further problems. Thank you for using API, you can close this ticket. Radek CEO@Coinpaprika
@r--w Awesome! Ticket closed.
plz help volume24H is 0 ? is it fix?