I am using the Coinbase-Pro-Trading-Toolkit (Coinbase Pro API)
There are several ways to get the market price using the toolkit. I am not trying to run a live feed, I simply want to use the API, so I'm looking at a couple different methods:
publicClient.getProductTicker(product)
coinbasePro.loadMidMarketPrice(product)
Both of these work great when I pass in a product of "BTC-USD". But when I try passing in "ETH-USD" it fails. Are these methods designed to work with certain products?
Okay I feel silly with this one. The issue was that I was using the sandbox api and not all products appear in the Sandbox API. Only API calls to Coinbase Pro’s production site will produce a full result set.
Good news is that all products have same attributes and therefore testing in the Sandbox is possible.
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I am working in an application where a product detail page need to be tracked without using google analytics.I have a scenario where a product is trending or not.To achieve that I need to get the views of that page.A Product which is having more number of views is considered as a trending.This trending may change in day-to-day life.
Done some research https://github.com/nytimes/react-tracking
But didn't get any perfect solution.Need help to add this functionality.
I am trying to build a quick interactive Dashboard using react as front-end and data source as Elasticsearch ( Back-end Perl/Node/Any.
To kick start, I need some help/suggestion. Is there any existing React template code to start with.
You may like to checkout MUI Library and their prebuilt dashboards so you can customize and work on them however the prebuilt ones are mostly paid with a couple of free alternatives. Also, note the prebuilt dashboards are made with the nextjs technology.
Here is another one called Ant Design (which I have not personally worked with but seems fairly neat and straightforward)
You could go through this post to see if you find anything you like in here
We are writing dash board app in React that requires us to fetch data from remote API's asynchronously. Until data s fetched, dashboard widgets need to show a hour glass or something similar. Using hooks, using Redux/Saga, using a local data access service are some of the approaches we considered. We are mostly biased towards using Redux/Saga for this but want to check if there are any standard/recommended patterns used by react community.
Recent days I've seen these two libraries circling around community posts, haven't tried them myself, but maybe will be useful to your project:
https://github.com/zeit/swr
https://github.com/tannerlinsley/react-query
I have developed an azure API app that I am using in a logic app. For the purpose of this post, it doesn't matter what my app does.
In my logic app shape (Azure API App) I have managed to render a drop down list by making one of my API post params an ENUM. Then changing the swagger / swashbuckle configuration to render the definition differently.
This is a good start but I really need a data driven drop down that reads it's data from a constantly changing data source (blobs, documentDB for example but it doesn't matter).
I can't find any posts on this.
All help will be greatly appreciated
Great question - we have on our backlog to support what we call "Dynamic Swagger" that lets you do just this. I'm hoping it will be in production near the beginning of March. In the meantime you will need to just enter in the values of those fields manually.
I'm building a website for flat rental. I need to include in it a calendar (small, basic, only month dates busy/free) synchronized with the AirBNB one for the same property. AirBNB offers me a link with a *.ics file making use of Ical protocol (same as Google Calendar AFAIK).
I'd be updating the AirBNB calendar from their site and would like to have the calendar in my website synchronized with it simply showing which dates are free/busy to be rented.
I'm developing the website making use of PHP and jQuery. I'm thinking of a solution making use of any/both of them but an <iframe> solution or similar would do the trick too.
I've googled all over and believe I simply can't understand whether they're solutions to my problem or kind of the opposite (update by importing into AirBNB calendar).
Any idea, suggestion, more than welcome. Thank you in advance,
hip
I would reverse engineer airbnb's rest calls on their mobile/web app and make the same calls to update calendar after you log them in.
Using PHP/jQuery is irrelevant to the matter here.