Error Handling in Binance API For Klines Data Retrieval
Data, when working with the binance api to retrieve klines data, .
Issue 1: Invalid or Missing API Credentials
Make sure you have entered your api_key andapi_secret correctly in the client constructor:
`python
From Binance.Client Import Client
Client = Client (API_KEY, API_SECRET)
Issue 2: IncorRect Request Method or URL Structure
Data Data. Ensure you use the correct request method and format your URL accordingly.
Here’s an updated example with error handling:
`python
Import Pandas as PD
def you get_klines_data (symbol, period):
"" "
Retrieves Klines Data from the Binance api for a given symbol and period.
Args:
Symbol (ST): The Cryptocurrency Symbol (e.g., BTC/USD)
period (int): the time period in seconds (e.g., 1d, 3d, etc.)
Returns:
list:
"" "
try:
Create a binance client instance with valid api credentials
Client = Client (API_KEY, API_SECRET)
Define the Request Parameters (Replace with Your Own Data)
params = {
"Symbol": Symbol,
"Period": Period
}
Retrieve Klines Data Using Get Request
Response = Client.get_klines (Params = Params)
Check If The Api Returned An Error
If 'error' in response:
Print ("API Error:", Response ['Error'] ['Message'])
Return None
Extract and Format The Klines Data Into and Pandas Dataframe
klines_data = pd.daTaframe (Response ['Data'], Columns = ['Timestamp', 'Open', 'High', 'Low', 'Close', 'Volume'])
Return The Extracted Klines Data
Return Klines_Data
Except exception as e:
Print ("Error Occurred:", STR (E))
Return None
Example Usage:
Symbol = "BTC/USD"
period = 1*60
1 Minute Period
klines_data = get_klines_data (symbol, period)
If klines_data is not none:
Print (Klines_Data)
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