Title: Use this BBCode to insert historical BTC quote in your post Post by: npuath on January 30, 2023, 04:50:36 AM When I fooled around with the BTC value at msg date (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5436755) demo, I implemented a simple API to get the BTC price in dollars at a specific date, as an image.
For dates between 2010-10-17 and 2023-01-27, I'm using the closing quotes from a static list, downloaded from https://coincodex.com. From 2023-01-28, I'm appending this list daily, with the XBX average from https://www.coindesk.com. Queries specifying dates before 2010-10-17 yield 0. Queries with dates in the future yield the latest known quote (this limitation will be removed in a future version ;)). I store each quote in whole dollars - queries with large quantities (specified with nof) may suffer from rounding errors. Because of time zones and daily volatility, the quotes should be considered approximate; in any case, I take no responsibility for the accuracy, performance or longevity of this service. Syntax examples
Here's a long one with date and nof parameters and an img parameter with options pointsize, colour, background colour (semi-transparent), font and border (remove white-space): Code: [img] The basic URI is https://ztt.se/btc:quote which yields a PNG image with text on a transparent background. Append a questionmark ? to this if you want to add parameters. Separate multiple parameters with ampersand &. Separate multiple parameter options with plus +. A parameter can be a singleton, or a name-value pair; use the equal sign = to separate name and value. A parameter option can be a singleton, or a name-value pair; use a colon : to separate name and value. Dates must be specified in YYYY-MM-DD format. Note: This gives the price in dollars for bitcoin (1 coin or as many as specified with the nof parameter) at a specific date (specified with the date parameter). On its own, it does not show address balancies or anything else. Title: Re: Use this BBCode to insert historical BTC quote in your post Post by: digaran on January 30, 2023, 06:01:43 AM Do we need to do it ourselves or is this for the Boss theymos to add to the forum? I'm going back editing my posts adding BTCBTC.🙃 thanks for the work done.👍
Title: Re: Use this BBCode to insert historical BTC quote in your post Post by: npuath on January 30, 2023, 06:26:28 AM It should work on its own :)
Title: Re: Use this BBCode to insert historical BTC quote in your post Post by: PX-Z on January 30, 2023, 06:28:59 AM There is an existing thread made by TryNinja[1]. Here's also the reference thread[2] but seems both are not working now. So i suggest you to create a thread for this on Project Development[3], maybe you can create it as version 3 with some conversions too? Idk.
But anyway this is a useful site, especially to sellers in Marketplace and those who are active in auctions who usually use a dynamic price in USD, BTC or EUR. [1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5160033 [2] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=151565.0 [3] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=12.0 Title: Re: Use this BBCode to insert historical BTC quote in your post Post by: npuath on January 30, 2023, 06:34:33 AM Thanks, I'll check them out.
Title: Re: Use this BBCode to insert historical BTC quote in your post Post by: joker_josue on January 30, 2023, 07:57:26 AM Interesting information, good job.
In the image that sets the price based on a date, I think you should also include the date. Thus, it is easier for the reader to understand what price that value refers to. Title: Re: Use this BBCode to insert historical BTC quote in your post Post by: npuath on January 30, 2023, 12:21:50 PM Thanks! And you're right, but as it is, you can choose if and how to include a date using normal text, so that you could write "The price in dollars was https://ztt.se/btc:quote?date=2022-11-09 for one (1) BTC at 9 november 2022" quite fluidly (that's why I also don't include a $ sign).
Title: Re: Use this BBCode to insert historical BTC quote in your post Post by: joker_josue on January 30, 2023, 12:32:05 PM But taking into account that the information is always in dollars and, in this case, from a specific date, it would be better for the image itself to include this information to avoid misinterpretations, if whoever makes the post does not include all the information.
Title: Re: Use this BBCode to insert historical BTC quote in your post Post by: npuath on January 30, 2023, 12:52:56 PM But it should be optional, don't you think? After all, we're not Apple; we actually let people decide things for themselves. :D
Title: Re: Use this BBCode to insert historical BTC quote in your post Post by: joker_josue on January 30, 2023, 02:48:16 PM But it should be optional, don't you think? After all, we're not Apple; we actually let people decide things for themselves. :D There it is true. :D But at least the indication that the value is in dollars, I think it made sense. Here's the suggestion. Title: Re: Use this BBCode to insert historical BTC quote in your post Post by: noorman0 on January 30, 2023, 03:32:00 PM Loved this, exactly what I was hoping for in my request in another tool (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5410693.msg60991204#msg60991204). Can you retrieve prices with a shorter time history for no date query (eg closing price in the last 1 hour).
For everyone's information: use "&" to combine multiple queries like color and date at once. Example https://ztt.se/btc:quote?img=col:blue&date=2017-12-27 (BTC price per 2017-12-27) Code: [img]https://ztt.se/btc:quote?img=col:blue&date=2017-12-27[/img] Title: Re: Use this BBCode to insert historical BTC quote in your post Post by: npuath on February 01, 2023, 10:30:18 AM ... Can you retrieve prices with a shorter time history for no date query (eg closing price in the last 1 hour). ... Sure, [img]https://ztt.se/btc:quote[/img] (and all other no-date queries) now yields the real-time XBT average (disregarding forum image proxy caches). Title: Re: Use this BBCode to insert historical BTC quote in your post Post by: npuath on February 01, 2023, 12:20:45 PM For everyone's information: use "&" to combine multiple queries like color and date at once. Right, I'll update the OP to be clearer on that, thanks! Also, I'll add some examples on other formating options. |