Ethereum binance api webhook setup for real-time market price updates

As an enthusiastic Ethereum user, she probably trusts with the importance of staying up to date with the market prices. In this article we will guide you by setting up a web hook to get live updates from Binance API and provide you with real-time data on the future market prices.

What is Webhook?

A webhook is an HTTP request with which you can send data to your application at certain intervals. In this case, we use it to get market price data from the Binance API and update our dashboard accordingly. With a successful webhook implementation, you can get real-time updates at the future market prices.

Requirements:

• Create a Binance developer account : If you haven’t done it yet, register for a Binance developer account at [www.binance.com/en/developers]. This is necessary to get your API key and access the Binance -API.

• Get your API key : If you have registered, navigate to the “API key” section under your account settings. You need the following:

* Api_Key to query data

* API_SECRET_KEY for secure data storage (optional)

• Install node.js and npm : Make sure you have installed node.js on your computer.

• Select a webhook library : We recommend using [node-webhooks] ( to process the webhook inquiries.

Step-by-step setup:

Step 1: Install the required packages

Run in your project directory:

`Bash

NPM Init -y

NPM Node-Webhooks @type/node-webhooks install

As a result, node-webhooks are installed as developmental dependency and their type script types.

Step 2: Create your Binance -API endpoint

Create a new file called “Binance-API.JS” in your project boat:

`JavaScript

Const Express = demand (‘Express’);

Const webhook = request (‘@type/node-webhooks’);

const {client, client option} = required (‘node-webhooks’);

Const app = Express ();

// Set up Binance -API options

Const BinancePiopions = {{

Clientid: ‘your_binance_client_id’,

ClientSecret: ‘your_binance_client_secret’,

Privatekey: ‘your_binance_private_key’, // optional, but recommended for safe data storage

Publickey: ”, // optional, but can be useful for debugging purposes

};

Const client option = {

// Fixed the frequency of updates (in seconds)

Frequency: 1,

};

// Create a new Binance -API client

Const BinanceClient = new client (Binanceopi Options);

app.post (‘/update-market preces’, async (req, res) => {

attempt {

const {id, result} = req.body;

Const Data = Waits BinanceClient.GetmarketData (ID, result);

console.log (data);

// update your dashboard with the received market price data

res.json ({message: ‘market prices successfully updated’});

} Catch (error) {

console.error (error);

Res.Status (500) .json ({message: ‘Error update market prices’});

}

});

App.lists (3000, () => {

console.log (‘Binance api -Webhook -server with port 3000’);

});

`

This code inserts a simple web endpoint to get updates from the Binance -API. You have to replace your_binance_client_id,your_binance_client_secret und your_binance_private_key with your actual API keys.

Step 3: Configure your dashboard

Create a new file called “index.html” in your dashboard directory:

`html

Body {

Family: Arial, Sans-Serif;

}

Binance api webhook

Markt -Id:

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