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Initial time range – from 5 Jul, 2023 to 5 Oct, 2023
Final time range – from 5 Apr, 2024 to 5 Jul, 2024
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The ccxt-rest
GitHub repository is a project that provides a unified standardized REST-like APIs for over 130 cryptocurrency exchanges. It is part of the ccxt
community project.
Unified API: ccxt-rest
provides a unified API that handles varying exchange interfaces. This allows developers to build applications that can interact with different exchanges without needing to refactor for each individual API.
Multiple Exchanges Support: ccxt-rest
supports a large number of cryptocurrency exchanges (over 130 exchanges). These include popular ones like Binance, Bitfinex, Kraken, and more.
Language Agnostic: The server is written in Node.js but it provides Docker and HTTP interfaces for use with any programming language.
ccxt-rest
is essentially a wrapper around the popular ccxt
library. It runs the ccxt
library in a Node.js server and provides the API functionality through HTTP endpoints.
Developers interact with the ccxt-rest
endpoints as if they were interacting with the ccxt
library directly.
The ccxt-rest
server also provides Docker support. Developers can create a Docker container running the ccxt-rest
service and then send HTTP requests to the container's endpoint.
To use ccxt-rest
, one needs to clone the repository from GitHub and install the necessary dependencies. Then, one can run the server either directly via Node.js or inside a Docker container.
Once the server is running, it provides various HTTP endpoints that correspond to various ccxt
functions. Developers can send HTTP requests to these endpoints to use the ccxt
functionality.
Here is the link to the repository: ccxt-rest.
ccxt-rest
is an essential tool for developers building applications that interact with numerous cryptocurrency exchanges. It abstracts away the complexity of dealing with different exchange APIs and allows for a much smoother development process.