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

API Binance Ethereum Python: How to extract a specific output

As a developer of automated trading bots, you probably know the importance of precise and reliable data. In this article, we will explore how to use the binance API in Python to extract a specific output of the commands from your bot.

Prerequisite

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

Before diving into the code, make sure you have:

An API Binance account (free plan available)

The Library `Requests' installed ("Pip of requests for requests")




The identification information necessary for your Binance API account


 Code example: Specific control output extraction 

Here is an example of how to extract the specific binance API control output using Python:

Python



Import requests




Configure your API Binance identification information

API_KEY = 'your_api_key'

Api_secret = 'Your_api_secret'



Configure the termination point to recover the details of the command

Endpoint = f'https: //api.binance.com/api/v3/orderbook/ {symbol}/'



Define the specific output you want to extract (for example "Orderid" and "Customerorderid")

output_key = ['Orderid', 'Customerorderid']

Def Get_order_Details (symbol):



Configure the API request settings

    params = {

        'symbol': symbol,

        'limit': 1

    }



Make the API request

    Response = request.get (endpoint, headers = {'API-KEY': API_KEY, 'API-SECRET': API_SECRET}, Params = Params)



Check if the answer has succeeded

    If response.status_code == 200:



Analyze the JSON answer

        Data = answer.json ()



Extract and return the specific output values

        For the key in Output_key:

            Result = data.get (key)

            print (f '{key}: {result}')

    other:

        print (f'error: {answer.text} ')



Example of use

symbol = 'bnbbtc'

Get_order_details (symbol)

'



Explanation

In this example of code, we configure a functionGet_order_Details’ which takes the symbol of the order for which you want to recover the details as an argument. We use the Requests' library to send a Get request to the end point of the Binance API with parameters specific to the order you have specified.

The API's response is analyzed in the form of JSON and then has it, in extraction of each output value. In this example, we are interested inOrderid 'and "Customerorderid", we therefore print these values after having extracted them from JSON data.



 Tips and variations 


To recover more or less information, adjust the parameter to limit the number of commands recovered.

You can also use other API termination points, such asGet / API / V3 / Order / {Orderid} to recover the details of a specific order.

Make sure to replace the reserved spaces (your_api_key and ‘your_api_secret`) with your real API Binance identification information.

Additional resources

For more information on the Binance API and the recovery of specific orders, visit [Binance API Documentation] (

By following this example and using the binance API in Python, you will be able to effectively extract the specific control output from your automated trading bot. Happy coding!

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