lwhuang / binance-to-google-sheets-v2

This is essentially a fork from diegomanuel's Binance to Google Sheets script set. This accompanies the Lido tutorial linking to this repository.

##Binance to Google Sheets v2!

This is essentially a fork from diegomanuel's Binance to Google Sheets script set. Check his repository here: https://github.com/diegomanuel/binance-to-google-sheets

This accompanies the Lido tutorial linking to this repository.

Attached are the two files needed for it to work: BINANCE.gs and appsscript.json.

Some quick commands using BINANCE function (directly taken from diegomanuel's repository):

Operation: "prices" (public)

=BINANCE("prices") will return a list with the latest prices from Binance.

• =BINANCE("prices", "BTC") Optionally you can give a symbol to just return its price (against USDT by default).
• =BINANCE("prices", "BNB", "BTC") Optionally you can give a ticker to compare against and to just return its price.
• =BINANCE("prices", A1:A3) Optionally you can give a ticker range to return a list of symbols and prices.
  • Values must be simple symbols like A1="BTC", A2="ETH" and A3="LTC".
• =BINANCE("prices", A1:A3, "headers: false") Optionally you can give more options like not returning table headers.
• =BINANCE("prices", A1:A3, "ticker: BNB, prices: true") Optionally you can return only the prices (and give a ticker in the meantime).

Operation: "history" (public)

=BINANCE("history", "BTCUSDT", "interval: 1h, limit: 24") will return a list with the latest 24hr OHLCV hourly data for given full symbol/ticker from Binance.

• The 2nd parameter is required and it must be a valid single full symbol/ticker, like: "BTCUSDT", "ETHBTC", etc.
• The 3rd parameter supports the following options, in a single string separated by commas:
  • "interval: 15m": Can be any supported value by Binance API, like: 1m, 5m, 1h, 1d, etc. Defaults to: 1h
  • "start: 2021-01-01": Optional. The start date/time to get data from. Can be any supported value by new Date(value) JS object, like: 2021-01-01-11-22-33 (time is converted to : format).
  • "end: 2021-01-31": Optional. The end date/time to get data from. The same supported values as start option.
  • "limit: 10": Optional. How many rows to return, from 1 to 1000, defaults to: 500.
  • "headers: false": Don't return table headers.
• IMPORTANT: If any parameter value is wrong, Binance API will answer with a 400 status code.

Operation: "stats/24h" (public)

=BINANCE("stats/24h", A1:A3) will return a list with the 24hs stats for given symbols from Binance.

• A single value like "BTC" or a range of values is required. Values must be simple symbols like A1="BTC", A2="ETH" and A3="LTC".
• =BINANCE("stats/24h", A1:A3, "BTC") Optionally you can give a ticker to match against (defaults to USDT).
• =BINANCE("stats/24h", A1:A3, "ticker: BTC, headers: false") Optionally you can give more options like not returning table headers.

To learn more about this solution, check diegomanuel's guide:

https://github.com/diegomanuel/binance-to-google-sheets