Ethereum: Binance API Python – How to use a specific output

Ethereum Binance Api Python: How to get a specific output

As a developer of automated commercial bots, you are probably familiar with the importance of accurate and reliable data. In this article, we will study how to use Binance API in Python to derive a specific output from your bot’s orders.

Prerequisites

Before you dive into the code, make sure you have:

  • Binance API Account (free plan available)

  • Installed Library Requests ( PIP Installation Requests)

  • The required credentials for your Binance API account

Example Code: Extract a specific output output

Here is an example of how to extract a specific output from Binance’s API using Python:

`Python

Import request

Set your Binance API IDs

Api_key = ‘your_api_key’

Api_secret = ‘your_api_secret’

Set the end point to retrieve order details

endpoint = f’https: //api.binance.com/api/v3/orderbook/ {symbol}/’

Define the specific output you want to extract (eg Orderid and ClientDerid)

Output_Key = ['Orderid', 'ClientDerid']

def get_order_details (symbol):

Set up API parameters for request

Params = {

'Symbol': Symbol,

'Limit': 1

}

Make an API request

Answer = Requests.get (endpoint, Headers = {'api-k': api_key, 'api-axret': api_secret}, Params = Params)

Check that the answer has been successful

If the answer.Status_code == 200:

Parsing the answer to JSON

Data = Response.json ()

Extract and return the specific output values

For a key in Output_Key:

Result = Data.get (key)

Print (F '{Key}: {Result}')

otherwise:

Print (F'error: {Asion.Text} ')

Exemplary use

Symbol = 'bnbbtc'

get_order_details (symbol)

Explanation

In this example, we set up the ‘Get_order_Details’ feature, which accepts the order symbol you want to retrieve as an argument. We use the Request Library to send a request to receive to the Binance API end point with parameters specific to the order you specify.

The API answer is analyzed as JSON and is then repeated, retrieving any output value. In this example, we are interested in Orderid EClientDerid, so we print these values ​​after extracting them from JSON data.

Tips and Variations

  • To extract more or less information, adjust the parameter to limit the number of orders retrieved.

  • You can also use other API endpoints such as Get/API/V3/Order/{Orderid} to retrieve details of a particular order.

  • Be sure to replace the substitutes (your_api_key and your_api_secret`) with your actual Binance API credentials.

Additional Resources

For more information on Binance API and retrieve specific orders, visit [Binance API document (

Following this example and using the Binance API in Python, you will be able to effectively extract a specific order output from your automated commercial bot. Congratulations!

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