Alpha Version 4

This release of Spotbit brings additional bug fixes and stability improvements, including:

• Error catching conditions when there are conflicting concurrent calls to the local database
• Error catching when the server's onion link is not saved as an environment variable
• Allow the user to determine the time span used to construct an average price value at now/<currency>
• Updates to documention
• Corrected systemd service file

Alpha Version 3

Spotbit Alpha Version 3 contains the following changes:

• code cleanup
• bug fixes and improvements to stability
• updated documentation
• find_gaps and backfill methods, to be used for historical data backfilling
• curated lists: Spotbit will provide the average price value for USD, USDT, GBP, EUR, and JPY by navigating to /now/CURRENCY (with no exchange). This average is calculated from the latest price of 5 high volume exchanges for each currency pair.
• improvements to install script: the install script can fully setup and install spotbit in just one command
• support for systemctl services on linux

Alpha Version 2

This is the second alpha release of Spotbit! There are a lot of changes that make Spotbit more complete and much more stable. They are:

• fixes to the prune method that was previously deleting too much data from tables without ms timestamp precision.
• more error checking conditions in now and request
• cleaned up print statements
• the ability to request (up to) the complete price / candle chart history of an exchange
• if-else logic made less redundant
• removed exchanges that are no longer functional or have non-functional apis from the complete list of supported exchanges
• updated the example config file
• improved the install script so that spotbit can be used as a systemd service
• added logging
• better-looking data when a request is made on-demand

Alpha Version 1

This is the first alpha release of Spotbit and is meant for testing only. v.1.0 comes with the following API endpoints: /now, /hist, /configure and /status. This version will maintain history from the moment it is run for the first time. The included install script has been tested on debian based systems only. If you are using MacOS or a non-debian linux system, you should install the dependencies in requirements.txt via pip manually. You can find the relevant documentation for Spotbit in README.md.