Ethereum: Is there a binance API for Swift (iOS)?
Since my last update in April 2023, it seems that there is no direct Binance API for Swift (iOS). The main method of interaction with the exchange of iOS binance is the Binance web API or the Binance mobile SDK, which is supplied by Binance itself.
However, for developers who are interested in greater control over the interactions of their application and who potentially use services or a third part API for other features, there are other options to consider. Here is an overview of what you can do:
Use of the Binance API API API
The Binance Web API is a rest -based interface that allows users to access various financial data and services from their web browser. This means integrating the web web web interface into your SWIFT application for iOS developers.
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- Define the API customer library: Download the necessary library which is delivered with the Binance SDK for iOS.
- Use the API in your application: Use the Customer Library to give you HTTP requirements for Binance’s final points.
Here is a simple example of how to load Binance data using the API web interface:
`Swift
import uikit
import Webapi
ViewController class: UIVIEWCONTROLLER {
Rewrite FUNC ViewDEVIDADAD () {)
Super.ViewDodedad ()
// replace with your real API key and your secret mystery
Leave Apikey = "youp_api_key"
Leave Apisecret = "your_api_secret"
// Defines the client of the Binance API
TO DO {
Leave apician = webupi.sharedwithapikey (Apikey: Apikey, Apisecret: Apisecret)
// Read some exchange data
Guard Leaving the account = Try? APICLER.GETBALANCE (Amount: "BNB") Else {
Print ("failure of balance")
back
}
Print (account)
} They catch {
Print ("API errors: \ (error)")
}
}
}
'
using the third part API interface
There are many API interfaces that give access to Binank data and can be integrated into your application. Some popular options include:
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Coingecko:
Free and open source for information on the cryptography market.
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Binance Openapi (POA): Although it was not officially supported a binance, efforts were made to create libraries or third part services that support Poa.
For example, using [API Coingecko] ( you can integrate it into your application as follows:
Swift
import uikit
ViewController class: UIVIEWCONTROLLER {
Rewrite FUNC ViewDEVIDADAD () {)
Super.ViewDodedad ()
// replace with your real API key and your secret mystery
Leave Apikey = "Youp_api_key"
Leave Apisecret = "your_api_secret"
// Defines the Corgcko customer
TO DO {
Either cgclient = cgoapicient (Apikey: Apikey, Apisecret: Apisecret)
// Read some exchange data
Test guard? cgclient.getmarketData (symbol: "btc / usdt") else {
Print ("failure to obtain market data")
back
}
} They catch {
Print ("API errors: \ (error)")
}
}
}
` ‘
Conclusion
For your iOS application, it is the most direct and recommended way to access Binanka data via the web binance or the Third-Partsy API which supports this interface. Make sure you check the official documentation of each option, as well as all specific requirements such as rate limits and security considerations before integrating the API into your application.
If you encounter difficulties or if you have questions about the implementation of these API interfaces, do not hesitate to ask and request the help of the Binance community forums or third part resources.