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CCXT Cryptocurrency Trading Library Examples

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To run the ccxt examples from any folder type one of the following commands in console.

JavaScript

JavaScript Examples

node path/to/example.js # substitute for actual filename here

bitcoin ascii chart

Python

Python Examples

basic-chart

python path/to/example.py # substitute for actual filename here

PHP

PHP Examples

php -f path/to/example.php # substitute for actual filename here

See Also

The GDAX Trading Toolkit (GTT) – a trading toolkit developed by the GDAX team that integrates the CCXT library!

Enigma Catalyst – The major effort towards decentralized exchanges integrates ccxt!

Looking for arbitrage opportunies with ccxt – An article @steemit on getting started with ccxt.

A n00bs Guide To Deep Cryptocurrency Trading – An article @ Medium on deep neural trading using ccxt for backend tasks.

Let’s write a cryptocurrency bot – A multi-part advanced tutorial on a new cryptocurrency trading framework also integrating ccxt.

Which Bitcoin crypto currency bot project? Gekko vs ccxt vs Tribeca vs Blackbird – A video comparison of opensource cryptocurrency trading platforms.

LOC-Extension – a LibreOffice extension which embeds ccxt to provide cryptocurrency price lookup in your spreadsheets.

CryptoMon Bot - helps tracking of your cryptocurrency investments and making smart, informed buy/sell decisions.

ZenBot - a command-line cryptocurrency trading bot using Node.js and MongoDB.

co3k-crypto-currency-note – an Python example of using ccxt to fetch OHLCV candles from Kraken and charting them with matplotlib in a Jupyter Notebook, made by co3k.

bitcoin-chart-cli by madnight – a command-line console util that draws Bitcoin, Ether, Litecoin and many altcoin charts right in the terminal!

bitcoin-chart-cli

It uses the asciichart JavaScript module by kroitor for nice-looking lightweight ASCII line charting )) Both packages are available in npm!

asciichart

Special thx to MitchTalmadge for porting this package to Java language! Java-people, check it out here: ASCIIGraph.