Python3 Wrapper to query cryptocurrency prices (and more) using the CryptoCompare API.
sudo pip3 install cryptocompare
import cryptocompare
cryptocompare.get_coin_list(format=False)
# ...
# },
# 'BTC': {
# 'Id': '1182'
# 'Url': '/coins/btc/overview'
# 'ImageUrl': '/media/19633/btc.png'
# 'Name': 'BTC'
# 'CoinName': 'Bitcoin'
# 'FullName': 'Bitcoin (BTC)'
# 'Algorithm': 'SHA256'
# 'ProofType': 'PoW'
# 'FullyPremined': '0'
# 'TotalCoinSupply': '21000000'
# 'PreMinedValue': 'N/A'
# 'TotalCoinsFreeFloat': 'N/A'
# 'SortOrder': '1'
# },
# ...
If format
is True
, the coin list is returned as Python list.
cryptocompare.get_price('BTC')
# or
cryptocompare.get_price('BTC',curr='USD',full=True)
# or
cryptocompare.get_price(['BTC','ETH'],['EUR','GBP'])
# {'BTC': {'EUR': 3709.04, 'GBP': 3354.78},
# 'ETH': {'EUR': 258.1, 'GBP': 241.25}}
# pass either datetime or time instance
cryptocompare.get_historical_price('XMR', timestamp=datetime.datetime(2017,6,6), exchange='CCCAGG')
# or
cryptocompare.get_historical_price('XMR', 'EUR', datetime.datetime(2017,6,6))
# {'XMR': {'EUR': 43.05}}
cryptocompare.get_historical_price_day('BTC', curr='EUR')
cryptocompare.get_historical_price_hour('BTC', curr='EUR')
cryptocompare.get_historical_price_minute('BTC', curr='EUR')
cryptocompare.get_historical_price_minute('BTC', curr='EUR', limit=1440)
cryptocompare.get_avg('BTC', curr='EUR', exchange='Kraken')
# {
# 'MARKET': 'CUSTOMAGG',
# 'FROMSYMBOL': 'BTC',
# 'TOSYMBOL': 'EUR',
# 'FLAGS': 0,
# 'PRICE': 3610,
# 'LASTUPDATE': 1503066719,
# 'LASTVOLUME': 0.5,
# 'LASTVOLUMETO': 1805,
# 'LASTTRADEID': 1503066719.7584,
# 'VOLUME24HOUR': 12614.509997469995,
# 'VOLUME24HOURTO': 46397723.00499387,
# 'OPEN24HOUR': 3847.9,
# 'HIGH24HOUR': 3848.96,
# 'LOW24HOUR': 3555,
# 'LASTMARKET': 'Kraken',
# 'CHANGE24HOUR': -237.9000000000001,
# 'CHANGEPCT24HOUR': -6.182593102731363
# }
cryptocompare.get_exchanges()
Thanks to CryptoCompare for providing this service.
This is a hobby project, no guarantees. If you find bugs, open an issue. If you want additional features, open an issue or create a pull request.