Here is an article on how to edit the existing node.js way to return trades from tron adjustment of binance:
Modification of Binance API Route to Return Tron Tests
As a Developer Working with Ethereum and Tronom, You Probable Know the Public API Binance API to ObTain Shops. However, your current implementation will return shops from the binance platform. Instead, we need to make some adjustments to adjust this route and return trades from the tron network.
Step 1: Identify the Tron Api Endpoints
Before we start, let’s Identify the corresponding endpoints on the blockchaine tron to get stores:
* TRC-20 Token Trading API : get/API/V2/Trades (Returns Business Data for a particular token and pair)
* TRX token Trading API : Get/API/V1/Trades (Returns Commercial Data for a particular token and pair)
We will use the trx trx trading api end point as the starting point.
Step 2: Adjust the Binance API Path to Return Tron Tradees
To Return Tron Stores, We Need to Make the Following Changes in Your Existing Route:
- Update the
endpoint 'parameter in response' Get/API/V3/Trades' Include a New End Point.
Javascript
Contronse = Acait Client.get ($ {endpoint}/shops');
- Edit object
paramsto hand over the appropriate querry parameters Such as:
* From ': determines token and couple for which you want to get shops (EG TRX/ETH)
*To: determines token and pair that you are interested in getting shops
Javascript
Response = await client.get ($ {endpoint}/stores? Z = trx & do = eth);
`
- Update the feature of the “data” or each retail object to contain the appropriate information, such as a traded amount.
Step 3: Update Node.js Route code **
Here is an Example of a scrap of code that demonstrates how you can edit your existing way to return trades from tron:
`Javascript
Contress = Requires (‘Express’);
Const app = Express ();
Const {Client} = Require (‘@Truffles/Truffles client’); // Import the Truffle Client Library
// Set A New API Client Instance with TRX TRX Trading API and Token
Const TRXClient = New Client ({{{{
Host: ‘
Token: ‘Your_tron_token’
});
App.get (‘/stores’, async (REQ, res) => {
Try {
Const tradesresponse = Await trxclient.get ($ {process.env.trx_api_endpoint}/shops');
// Loop through Each Store and Extract the Appropriate Information
Travesressesponse.data.foreach ((store) => {
// Provied that the business object has assets 'amounts' with the amount traded
Console.log (Trade: $ {trade.id} – from: trx, to: et, amount: $ {shop.amount`);
});
Res.json (tradesversponse);
} Catch (Error) {
Console.error (error);
Res. status (500) .json ({Message: 'Error Retrieveing Trades'});
}
});
App.listeten (process.env.port, () => {{
Console.log (server listening to port $ {process.env.port});
});
In this modified code sketch:
- We create a new instance of the api client with the trx trx trading api and token end point.
- We define the route
/stores that returns from tron stores by calling the" getat the trx client’s end point for the specific store type (in this case trx/eth).
- Welas through Each Trading Building and Extracts The Appropriate Information, Such As A Traded Amount.
- Finally, we will return the extracted data in the Json Answer.
This excerpert of the code demonstrates how you can adjust your existing way to return trades from tron. Be sure to replace your_tron_teken for the real tron token symbol (EG TRX).
