Ethereum: Python Binance API Call list
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List of API Calls Ethereum API: Obtaining order data
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As a beginner, it is great that you desire to start exploring the API Ethereum. Here is an article on how to load your order data using Python and API Binance.
assumptions
Before we dive into the code, make sure you have:
- Account Binance API (Create one on [binance.com/apien university with (
- Installed library
Python-Binance
(Pip Install Python-Vinance
)
- Basic knowledge of Python and API calls
Get data data using Python
We will use the “Binance Futures” class from “Python-Vinance” to get the order data. Here is the code:
`Python
Import JSON
From the date of import DATETIME
Set your API Binance API credentials
Api_key = “your_api_KEY”
API_SECRET = “Your_api_secret”
Set the API endpoint and URL base address
Base_url = ” API/V3/FUTUS”
ending point = “/open”
Set the order symbol (eg ETH/USDT)
symbol = “et/USDT”
Def Get_open_orders (API_KEY, API_SECRET):
Create an object Binance API with your credentials
Client = binance.client (API_KY = API_KY, API_SECRET = API_SECRET)
Load open orders for the specified symbol
Response = client.futures.Getopenorders (endpoint = endpoint, symbol = symbol)
Data = Json.loads (Response. Body)
Return only the required order data (symbol, price, originals, page)
Return [Data [“Contract”] [“Symbol”], Data [“Open”], Data [“Origqty”], Data [“Site”]]
Load and print your order data for ETH/USDT
ORDERS = Get_open_orders (API_KEY, API_SeCret)
for symbol, price, origqty, _ in orders:
Print (F “Symbol: {symbol}, price: {price: .4f}, Origqty: {Origqty}”)
`
Explanation
- With your credentials we create the Binance API object.
- We determine the end point and the URL for our API request (eg ” API/V3/Futures
).
- In this example, we determine the order symbol (et/USDT
).
- We load open orders using the "Getopenorders" method.
- We barrier to the JSON Data response and return only the required order data (symbol, price, origqty, page).
Examples of use examples
- Monitoring of an order activity for a particular couple
- Analysis of market trends by acquiring historical orders data
- Creating business robots or automation using open orders as triggers
Be sure to replaceyoupi_api_KEYA
Your_api_secret` with your real API binance credentials. Also be aware of the Limits of the API Binance API and adjust your code accordingly.
I hope this will help you start loading your order data from the Ethereum API!