I want to call API with palantir workshop-action.
How to call API with palantir typescript function?
Any very simple examples?
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I am making a bot with python that works with the Kucoin api, but I would like to make orders with leverage and for this I need to access futures, but for now I have not found any library or any end point in the Kucoin api that let me access that market,
Do you know of any library for this or it simply cannot be done? Thank you very much in advance
I have been working with the official kucoin api
https://docs.kucoin.com/
there's separate API for Kucoin futures (https://docs.kucoin.com/futures/) and separate library operating on this API (kucoin-futures-python)
I want to make a calling app and found out that Voximplant can help me with that.
What do I need to make a call?
Can I make video calls?
What destinations can I call?
Please advice.
You should read the documentation about Voxiplant, there is information about everything you want to know there
Voxiplant Docs
I'm trying to find a library or something like that, where I can define REST endpoints top on a 3rd party GraphQL API queries mutations.
I found https://github.com/sisense/graphql2rest and https://github.com/Urigo/SOFA but both of these libs are required to be the graphql in exact same place.
Is there any free to use lib for that? Or I have to write an own, because there is no other option.
Thanks for the tips!
I have 2 APIs need to be integrated so the data will be pulled from one API using the GET method and post to the other API using the POST method.
Both APIs use the same authentication mechanism and accept JSON objects.
What is the best way to achieve this goal with less effort and best results using .net core?
Can a custom middleware help in this case?
In VB.NET how can I call a URL using the POST method?
I am trying to utilize the API of a website but because I have no experience in web services, I don't know how to do this simple code.
If this question confuses you, or I need to add more information please ask!
You're looking for the HttpWebRequest class, or the newer and better HttpClient class.