tiagosiebler
commented
2 years ago 7th March 2023
Time sync is disabled by default for quite some time now. If time sync is enabled, an interval timer will be used to regularly poll bybit's REST time endpoint. This is usually what would prevent the process from closing after your REST calls are done.
Generally I would not recommend to enable the time sync feature, especially if you're making short-lived executions and only expect the process to last a short amount of time. Instead, ensure your system clock is correctly set (e.g. using a time service via ntp).
is there any option i need to pass? it seems like the console is still running even after the excution
const client = new LinearClient( API_KEY, PRIVATE_KEY, useLivenet, );
client.getSymbols().then(res => { const symbol = "BTCUSDT"; const data = _.find(res.result, r => r.name == symbol) console.log('data', data) })