Get OHLC/Candlestick data from Coinbase pro historical API in Python

We take a look at the Coinbase pro API, and how we can retrieve open,high,low,close and volume data for any given cryptoasset in python.
We also cover how to aggregate this candlestick data into different time durations. This is useful for creating automated trading systems or doing data analysis / backtesting crypto trading strategies.
Consulting available at:
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Github link:
github.com/ChadThackray/pytho...
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[@alonsosainz5214]

Really good video, thank you so much

[@gonzaloalonso4021]

thanks for the video! really helpfull

[@ChadThackray]

Consulting available at:
greyhoundanalytics.com/contact/
Github link:
github.com/ChadThackray/pythontutorials

[@nuclear_AI]

I cant get my list to print as a dataframe :o(
program successfully returns a list, but when the below lines are added, the output doesn't change
# DISPLAY THE DATA IN A PANDAS DATAFRAME
df = pd.DataFrame(data.json(), columNs=['time','low','high','open','close','volume'])
df[date] = pd.to_datetime(df['time'],unit='s')

[@MarmotSalvo]

I am having a similar issue. When i try to put the data.jason() as a variable it looks like all of the proper information is stored in the variable but when i try to put it into the data frame it is not recognized. I am not sure what to do about it. Did you by any chance figure out a solution to this issue?

[@kbi4739]

@@MarmotSalvo same..... wish he would reply but i figured it out on my own... some exchanges output to a wrapper. df = pd.DataFrame(data.json()["data"], works -- nice consulting job bro thumbs down chad more like anti chad. burn

[@connerbell4515]

mmmmmm yeah crypto

[@gamelover9432]

LITECOIN or MORENO ? Which coin has a bright future?

[@richardl116]

MORENO XDD