Here you will find an article on how to send orders to Binance via Google Apps Script:
Send orders via Google Apps Script to Binance
As a user of the Google Apps script, you are probably familiar with the possibility of automating tasks and integrating external services. In this article we show you how to connect the Google apps script to the Binance website and publish an order with your API.
Requirements
- You have a Google account and have activated the Google Apps script -API for your project.
- You have a Binance account and are familiar with your website.
- You have installed the Binance API client library for JavaScript in your Google Apps script project.
Step 1: Set up the Google Apps Script project
- Create a new Google apps script project by clicking the “Create” button in the script editor.
- Activate the Google Apps script -API for your project by clicking on the “APIS & Services” menu and selecting “Library”. Then click the “Activate” button next to “Google Custom Search API”.
- Follow the instructions to set up the API registration information.
Step 2: Install the Binance API Client Library
- Open your Google apps script project.
- Click the “Libraries” menu and select “Manage libraries”.
- Search for “Binance API -Client library” and click on the result.
- Select the Binance -API -Client library from the list of available libraries.
Step 3: Create a new script to send an order
- Create a new script function for Google apps by clicking on the “Functions” menu and “Create”.
- Name your function “Sendorder”, for example.
- In this function you send the order information with your API to Binance.
Code:
`JavaScript
Send order function (tobinance, order) {
var api = binance.client;
// Set the API endpoint and authentication details
api.setendpoint (“
var apikey = “your_api_key”;
var apisecret = “your_api_secret”;
// Set the order information
Var Orderinfo = {
“Symbol”: Tobinance,
“Page”: order [“page”],
“Type”: order [“type”],
“Quantity”: order [“quantity”]
};
// Send a post requirement to Binance Api
Api.post (“/Order”, order information, function (error, answer) {
if (error) {
console.log (“Error sending of the order:”, error);
} differently {
console.log (“order successfully sent!”);
}
});
}
`
Step 4: Call the “Sendorder” function from your Google Apps Script Project
Call **
- Create a new script that is called up by the user who wants to send an order.
- In this script, add a button or a keyboard link, which calls the “Sendorder” function.
Example code for a button:
`JavaScript
Function OneEdit (e) {
Var Tabinance = E.SourceApp.GTactivesheet (). Tranes (1, 1) .Getvalue ();
Var Order = E.SourceApp.GTactiveheet (). Tranes (2, 2) .Getvalue ();
Sendorder (Tabinance, Order);
}
`
In this script, the “Sendorder” function is called up when editing in a cell in your sheet is carried out.
Step 5: Test your script
- Save your Google apps script project.
- Go to the “Run” menu and select “Send order”.
- Enter the Binance symbol, the page, the type and the amount of the order you want to send.
- Click the button or press the Enter key.
If everything is set up correctly, your script with your API should send an order to Binance. You can test this by changing the values in the script and clicking the “Send order” button again.
API documentation
Further information on the Binance -API can be found in the official API documentation:
Note: This is just a basic example to make it easier for you to get started. You have to change the code and add error treatments if necessary.
I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any questions or need further help.