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Tux Exchange API wrapper for Python 2.7 (superceded by crypto-exchange-apis)
Inspired by this wrapper written by Olliecad1 and following the example of this wrapper written by Eric Somdahl
I (sneurlax) am not affiliated with, nor paid by Tux Exchange. Use at your own risk.
Superceded by crypto-exchange-apis
Install with pip
using pip install python-tuxexchange
See available methods in the Tux exchange API docs
from tuxexchange import tuxexchange
tuxexchange = tuxexchange.Tuxexchange()
print tuxexchange.api_query('getcoins')
{'PPC': {'website': 'www.peercoin.org', ...
print tuxexchange.api_query('getticker')
{'BTC_ICN': {'last': '0.00040418', ...
from tuxexchange import Tuxexchange
tuxexchange = Tuxexchange()
print tuxexchange.api_query('getcoins')
{'PPC': {'website': 'www.peercoin.org', ...
print tuxexchange.api_query('getticker')
{'BTC_ICN': {'last': '0.00040418', ...
Run unit tests in test.py
FAQs
Tux Exchange API wrapper for Python 2.7 (superceded by crypto-exchange-apis)
We found that python-tuxexchange 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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