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CurrencyAPI Python Client is the official Python Wrapper around the CurrencyAPI API.
Install from pip:
pip install currencyapicom
Install from code:
pip install git+https://github.com/everapihq/currencyapi-python.git
All curencyapi API requests are made using the Client
class. This class must be initialized with your API access key string. Where is my API access key?
In your Python application, import currencyapicom
and pass authentication information to initialize it:
import currencyapicom
client = currencyapicom.Client('API_KEY')
print(client.status())
https://currencyapi.com/docs/currencies
result = client.currencies(currencies=['EUR', 'CAD'])
print(result)
https://currencyapi.com/docs/latest
result = client.latest()
print(result)
https://currencyapi.com/docs/historical
result = client.historical('2022-02-02')
print(result)
https://currencyapi.com/docs/range
result = client.range('2022-02-02', '2022-02-04')
print(result)
https://currencyapi.com/docs/convert
result = client.convert(1234)
print(result)
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CurrencyAPI Python Client
We found that currencyapicom demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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