Ethereum: Is there binance API for Swift (iOS)?
Since my last update in April 2023, there seems to be a direct binance API for Swift (iOS). The main method of interaction with Binance exchanging iOS is through the Binance Web API or Binance Mobile SDK, which offers the binans themselves.
However, for developers interested in accessing greater control of their application and the potential exploration of third parties or API services for additional functionality, there are alternative options to take into account. Here is a review of what you can do:
Using the Binance -ja web API
Binance Web API is a res interface that allows users to access different data and financial services from your web browser. For iOS developers, this means integrating the Web Binance API into your application using SWIFT.
- Return to the Binance API key:
First, you need the Binance API key.
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- Use the API in your application:
Use a customer library to define http requirements for binance end points.
Here is a simple example of how to recover binance data using the web API:
`Swift
import uikit
Imports of Webapi
ViewController Class: UIVIEWCONTROLLER {
Replace Func ViewdidDoalload () {{)
Super.ViewDidDoload ()
// replace yourself with the API key and real secret
Leave Apikey = “Your_api_Key”
Leave the Apisecret = “Your_api_Secret”
// Define the Binance API customer
{from {{
Let Apiclient = Webapi.sharedwithapikey (Apikey: Apikey, Apisecret: Apiscret)
// Recover some exchange data
Keeper Leave the account = try? Apiclient.getBallanca (Quantity: “BNB”) Else {
Print (“Failure when achieving balance”)
return
ICHE
Print (account)
} to take {
Print (“API error: \ (error)”)
ICHE
ICHE
ICHE
`
Using the third API
There are many third party APIs that provide access to binancies data and can be integrated into your application. Some popular options include:
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Coingecko: API Free Open Source to recover data from the cryptocurrency market.
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Binance OpenPipip (POA): Although binans are not officially supported, there was an effort to create third party libraries or services that support the POA.
For example, using [Coingecko API] ( you can integrate it with your application as follows:
`Swift
import uikit
ViewController Class: UIVIEWCONTROLLER {
Replace Func ViewdidDoalload () {{)
Super.ViewDidDoload ()
// replace yourself with the API key and real secret
Leave Apikey = “Your_api_Key”
Leave the Apisecret = “Your_api_Secret”
// Define the COANGECKO customer
{from {{
Leave cgclient = cgoapiclient (Apikey: Apikey, Apisecret: Apisecret)
// Recover some exchange data
Guardian attempt? Cgclient.getMarketdata (symbol: “BTC/USDT”) Else {
Print (“Failure to get market data”)
return
ICHE
} to take {
Print (“API error: \ (error)”)
ICHE
ICHE
ICHE
`
Conclusion
For your iOS app, the most widespread and recommended way to approach binance data is through the Api-Ji Binance web or third parties of the API that support this interface. Check the official documentation for each option you take into consideration, as well as any specific requirements, such as the limit of rate and security considerations before integrating the API into your application.
If you come across difficulties or have doubts about the implementation of these APIs, do not hesitate to seek and seek help from Binance’s third community forums.