The _epoch_millis(start) or _epoch_millis(end) method calls will throw and is throwing attribute error
This happens because the documentation says that start and end should be an integer.
Two Fixes
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Either Send a datetime object in the
candles = bitvavo.candles('BTC-EUR', '1h', start = datetime(2024, 8, 10, 9, 30), end = datetime(2024, 8, 10, 9, 40))
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Just update the _epoch_millis(dt) to return dt*1000 instead of return dt.datetime()*1000. If one sends an integer, this function will always throw an error as mentioned above.
The
_epoch_millis(start) or _epoch_millis(end)method calls will throw and is throwing attribute errorThis happens because the documentation says that start and end should be an integer.
Two Fixes
Either Send a datetime object in the
candles = bitvavo.candles('BTC-EUR', '1h', start = datetime(2024, 8, 10, 9, 30), end = datetime(2024, 8, 10, 9, 40))Just update the
_epoch_millis(dt)toreturn dt*1000instead ofreturn dt.datetime()*1000. If one sends an integer, this function will always throw an error as mentioned above.