Firipy is a Python client for the Firi API.
You can install Firipy using pip:
pip install firipy
First, import the FiriAPI
class from the firipy
module:
from firipy import FiriAPI
Then, initialize the client with your API token from Firi:
client = FiriAPI("your-token")
Now you can use the client to interact with the Firi API. For example, to get the current time:
time = client.time()
print(time)
To get history over all transactions:
history = client.history_transactions()
print(history)
To get balances:
balances = client.balances()
print(balances)
Firipy includes a rate limit, which is the number of seconds to wait between requests. By default, this is set to 1 second. You can change this when you initialize the client:
client = FiriAPI("your-token", rate_limit=2) # wait 2 seconds between requests
Firipy handles HTTP errors using the requests.Response.raise_for_status
method.
If a request fails, this method raises a requests.HTTPError
exception.
The client catches this exception and prints an error message.
The client also handles other exceptions that might occur during the execution of a request, and prints an error message in these cases.
Contributions to Firipy are welcome! Please submit a pull request or create an issue on the GitHub page.
This client was developed by Ove Aursland and is not officially associated with Firi.