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Real-time Currency Converter JAVA API
Is Java “pass-by-reference” or “pass-by-value”?How do I efficiently iterate over each entry in a Java Map?Does a finally block always get executed in Java?What is the difference between public, protected, package-private and private in Java?How do I read / convert an InputStream into a String in Java?When to use LinkedList over ArrayList in Java?How do I generate random integers within a specific range in Java?How do I convert a String to an int in Java?Creating a memory leak with JavaWhy is subtracting these two times (in 1927) giving a strange result?
I am trying to convert two currencies between two countries. I am using the exchangerate-api.com. https://v3.exchangerate-api.com/bulk/API-KEY/FROMCURRENCY.
The below code is working, does the conversion, but when I do the same conversion for two countries on Google, I get slightly different results(e.g: 14.50 USD -> ZAR vs 14.40 USD -> ZAR). I would like to get realtime results every time when I run the application, like how Google works.
//code
import com.google.gson.JsonElement;
import com.google.gson.JsonObject;
import com.google.gson.JsonParser;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.net.HttpURLConnection;
import java.net.URL;
public class CurrencyConverter
private static final String API_KEY = "ee96328aa014e6b3841e1aad";
public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException
convert("USD");
private static void convert (String from) throws IOException
// Setting URL
String url_str = "https://v3.exchangerate-api.com/bulk/" + API_KEY + "/" + from;
URL url = new URL(url_str);
HttpURLConnection request = (HttpURLConnection) url.openConnection();
request.connect();
JsonParser jp = new JsonParser();
JsonElement root = jp.parse(new InputStreamReader((InputStream) request.getContent()));
JsonObject jsonobj = root.getAsJsonObject();
System.out.println(jsonobj);
//gson library in my mvn pom.xml
<dependency>
<groupId>com.google.code.gson</groupId>
<artifactId>gson</artifactId>
<version>2.8.5</version>
</dependency>
//sample json response object:
"result": "success",
"timestamp": 1552018829,
"from": "USD",
"rates":
"USD": 1,
"AED": 3.6727,
"ALL": 110.5,
"AMD": 488.58,
"ANG": 1.784,
"AOA": 313.039,
"ARS": 42.331,
"AUD": 1.42374241,
"AZN": 1.6995,
"BBD": 2,
"BDT": 83.39,
"BGN": 1.73526655,
"BHD": 0.3769,
"BRL": 3.8644714,
"BSD": 1,
"BWP": 10.656,
"BYN": 2.13,
"CAD": 1.34383331,
"CHF": 1.00879525,
"CLP": 667.47,
"CNY": 6.71296713,
"COP": 3140,
"CZK": 22.7482318,
"DKK": 6.62755345,
"DOP": 50.43,
"DZD": 119.033,
"EGP": 17.38,
"ETB": 28.25,
"EUR": 0.88964474,
"FJD": 2.11,
"GBP": 0.76264002,
"GEL": 2.6778,
"GHS": 5.4685,
"GNF": 9108,
"GTQ": 7.6975,
"HKD": 7.84974773,
"HNL": 24.352,
"HRK": 6.60045592,
"HUF": 280.40020889,
"IDR": 14200.66826102,
"ILS": 3.61864449,
"INR": 70.05552421,
"IQD": 1190,
"IRR": 42000,
"ISK": 121.27711265,
"JMD": 126.5,
"JOD": 0.7065,
"JPY": 111.56435463,
"KES": 99.75,
"KHR": 3963.1,
"KRW": 1130.91703307,
"KWD": 0.3039,
"KZT": 378.47,
"LAK": 8570,
"LBP": 1505.7,
"LKR": 178.5,
"MAD": 9.644,
"MDL": 16.98,
"MKD": 54.53,
"MMK": 1513,
"MUR": 34.5,
"MXN": 19.51311715,
"MYR": 4.08865632,
"NAD": 14.512,
"NGN": 357,
"NOK": 8.73404738,
"NZD": 1.47770575,
"OMR": 0.3847,
"PAB": 1,
"PEN": 3.30639533,
"PGK": 3.3702,
"PHP": 52.25152551,
"PKR": 138.5,
"PLN": 3.82345828,
"PYG": 6059,
"QAR": 3.6403,
"RON": 4.22007986,
"RSD": 104.0898,
"RUB": 66.07157025,
"SAR": 3.75005982,
"SCR": 13.62,
"SEK": 9.40254303,
"SGD": 1.35884446,
"THB": 31.81630368,
"TJS": 9.4379,
"TND": 3.0451,
"TRY": 5.4456136,
"TTD": 6.6882,
"TWD": 30.87726049,
"TZS": 2358,
"UAH": 26.355,
"UYU": 32.68,
"UZS": 8350,
"VEF": 248209,
"VND": 23181.39051138,
"XAF": 585.3,
"XCD": 2.7,
"XOF": 585.3,
"XPF": 106,
"ZAR": 14.4095435,
"ZMW": 11.98
java
asked Mar 8 at 4:41
Sydney MolobelaSydney Molobela
133
add a comment |
I am trying to convert two currencies between two countries. I am using the exchangerate-api.com. https://v3.exchangerate-api.com/bulk/API-KEY/FROMCURRENCY.
The below code is working, does the conversion, but when I do the same conversion for two countries on Google, I get slightly different results(e.g: 14.50 USD -> ZAR vs 14.40 USD -> ZAR). I would like to get realtime results every time when I run the application, like how Google works.
//code
import com.google.gson.JsonElement;
import com.google.gson.JsonObject;
import com.google.gson.JsonParser;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.net.HttpURLConnection;
import java.net.URL;
public class CurrencyConverter
private static final String API_KEY = "ee96328aa014e6b3841e1aad";
public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException
convert("USD");
private static void convert (String from) throws IOException
// Setting URL
String url_str = "https://v3.exchangerate-api.com/bulk/" + API_KEY + "/" + from;
URL url = new URL(url_str);
HttpURLConnection request = (HttpURLConnection) url.openConnection();
request.connect();
JsonParser jp = new JsonParser();
JsonElement root = jp.parse(new InputStreamReader((InputStream) request.getContent()));
JsonObject jsonobj = root.getAsJsonObject();
System.out.println(jsonobj);
//gson library in my mvn pom.xml
<dependency>
<groupId>com.google.code.gson</groupId>
<artifactId>gson</artifactId>
<version>2.8.5</version>
</dependency>
//sample json response object:
"result": "success",
"timestamp": 1552018829,
"from": "USD",
"rates":
"USD": 1,
"AED": 3.6727,
"ALL": 110.5,
"AMD": 488.58,
"ANG": 1.784,
"AOA": 313.039,
"ARS": 42.331,
"AUD": 1.42374241,
"AZN": 1.6995,
"BBD": 2,
"BDT": 83.39,
"BGN": 1.73526655,
"BHD": 0.3769,
"BRL": 3.8644714,
"BSD": 1,
"BWP": 10.656,
"BYN": 2.13,
"CAD": 1.34383331,
"CHF": 1.00879525,
"CLP": 667.47,
"CNY": 6.71296713,
"COP": 3140,
"CZK": 22.7482318,
"DKK": 6.62755345,
"DOP": 50.43,
"DZD": 119.033,
"EGP": 17.38,
"ETB": 28.25,
"EUR": 0.88964474,
"FJD": 2.11,
"GBP": 0.76264002,
"GEL": 2.6778,
"GHS": 5.4685,
"GNF": 9108,
"GTQ": 7.6975,
"HKD": 7.84974773,
"HNL": 24.352,
"HRK": 6.60045592,
"HUF": 280.40020889,
"IDR": 14200.66826102,
"ILS": 3.61864449,
"INR": 70.05552421,
"IQD": 1190,
"IRR": 42000,
"ISK": 121.27711265,
"JMD": 126.5,
"JOD": 0.7065,
"JPY": 111.56435463,
"KES": 99.75,
"KHR": 3963.1,
"KRW": 1130.91703307,
"KWD": 0.3039,
"KZT": 378.47,
"LAK": 8570,
"LBP": 1505.7,
"LKR": 178.5,
"MAD": 9.644,
"MDL": 16.98,
"MKD": 54.53,
"MMK": 1513,
"MUR": 34.5,
"MXN": 19.51311715,
"MYR": 4.08865632,
"NAD": 14.512,
"NGN": 357,
"NOK": 8.73404738,
"NZD": 1.47770575,
"OMR": 0.3847,
"PAB": 1,
"PEN": 3.30639533,
"PGK": 3.3702,
"PHP": 52.25152551,
"PKR": 138.5,
"PLN": 3.82345828,
"PYG": 6059,
"QAR": 3.6403,
"RON": 4.22007986,
"RSD": 104.0898,
"RUB": 66.07157025,
"SAR": 3.75005982,
"SCR": 13.62,
"SEK": 9.40254303,
"SGD": 1.35884446,
"THB": 31.81630368,
"TJS": 9.4379,
"TND": 3.0451,
"TRY": 5.4456136,
"TTD": 6.6882,
"TWD": 30.87726049,
"TZS": 2358,
"UAH": 26.355,
"UYU": 32.68,
"UZS": 8350,
"VEF": 248209,
"VND": 23181.39051138,
"XAF": 585.3,
"XCD": 2.7,
"XOF": 585.3,
"XPF": 106,
"ZAR": 14.4095435,
"ZMW": 11.98
java
asked Mar 8 at 4:41
Sydney MolobelaSydney Molobela
133
2
Probably best to follow this up with the provider of the API. If, as you say, the code you provided is working, then there isn't much we can help you with.
– Jason
Mar 8 at 4:51
Try fixer.io Fixer is a simple and lightweight JSON API for current and historical foreign exchange (forex) rates.
– Mebin Joe
Mar 8 at 4:53
@GhostCat, I'm sorry that I didn't be specific ion my question. I was trying to ask what API to use to get real-time currency conversion results that correspond with what Google would give you at any given time.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:15
And just for the record: asking for APIs (any 3rd party resource) recommendations is fully off topic here. You were lucky to get a good answer, but as said: normally such questions are rightfully quickly closed as off topic.
– GhostCat
Mar 8 at 10:19
@GhostCat, thank you and I am sorry about that. I have learnt from this and I shall not ask questions related to this in future.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:21
add a comment |
I am trying to convert two currencies between two countries. I am using the exchangerate-api.com. https://v3.exchangerate-api.com/bulk/API-KEY/FROMCURRENCY.
The below code is working, does the conversion, but when I do the same conversion for two countries on Google, I get slightly different results(e.g: 14.50 USD -> ZAR vs 14.40 USD -> ZAR). I would like to get realtime results every time when I run the application, like how Google works.
//code
import com.google.gson.JsonElement;
import com.google.gson.JsonObject;
import com.google.gson.JsonParser;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.net.HttpURLConnection;
import java.net.URL;
public class CurrencyConverter
private static final String API_KEY = "ee96328aa014e6b3841e1aad";
public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException
convert("USD");
private static void convert (String from) throws IOException
// Setting URL
String url_str = "https://v3.exchangerate-api.com/bulk/" + API_KEY + "/" + from;
URL url = new URL(url_str);
HttpURLConnection request = (HttpURLConnection) url.openConnection();
request.connect();
JsonParser jp = new JsonParser();
JsonElement root = jp.parse(new InputStreamReader((InputStream) request.getContent()));
JsonObject jsonobj = root.getAsJsonObject();
System.out.println(jsonobj);
//gson library in my mvn pom.xml
<dependency>
<groupId>com.google.code.gson</groupId>
<artifactId>gson</artifactId>
<version>2.8.5</version>
</dependency>
//sample json response object:
"result": "success",
"timestamp": 1552018829,
"from": "USD",
"rates":
"USD": 1,
"AED": 3.6727,
"ALL": 110.5,
"AMD": 488.58,
"ANG": 1.784,
"AOA": 313.039,
"ARS": 42.331,
"AUD": 1.42374241,
"AZN": 1.6995,
"BBD": 2,
"BDT": 83.39,
"BGN": 1.73526655,
"BHD": 0.3769,
"BRL": 3.8644714,
"BSD": 1,
"BWP": 10.656,
"BYN": 2.13,
"CAD": 1.34383331,
"CHF": 1.00879525,
"CLP": 667.47,
"CNY": 6.71296713,
"COP": 3140,
"CZK": 22.7482318,
"DKK": 6.62755345,
"DOP": 50.43,
"DZD": 119.033,
"EGP": 17.38,
"ETB": 28.25,
"EUR": 0.88964474,
"FJD": 2.11,
"GBP": 0.76264002,
"GEL": 2.6778,
"GHS": 5.4685,
"GNF": 9108,
"GTQ": 7.6975,
"HKD": 7.84974773,
"HNL": 24.352,
"HRK": 6.60045592,
"HUF": 280.40020889,
"IDR": 14200.66826102,
"ILS": 3.61864449,
"INR": 70.05552421,
"IQD": 1190,
"IRR": 42000,
"ISK": 121.27711265,
"JMD": 126.5,
"JOD": 0.7065,
"JPY": 111.56435463,
"KES": 99.75,
"KHR": 3963.1,
"KRW": 1130.91703307,
"KWD": 0.3039,
"KZT": 378.47,
"LAK": 8570,
"LBP": 1505.7,
"LKR": 178.5,
"MAD": 9.644,
"MDL": 16.98,
"MKD": 54.53,
"MMK": 1513,
"MUR": 34.5,
"MXN": 19.51311715,
"MYR": 4.08865632,
"NAD": 14.512,
"NGN": 357,
"NOK": 8.73404738,
"NZD": 1.47770575,
"OMR": 0.3847,
"PAB": 1,
"PEN": 3.30639533,
"PGK": 3.3702,
"PHP": 52.25152551,
"PKR": 138.5,
"PLN": 3.82345828,
"PYG": 6059,
"QAR": 3.6403,
"RON": 4.22007986,
"RSD": 104.0898,
"RUB": 66.07157025,
"SAR": 3.75005982,
"SCR": 13.62,
"SEK": 9.40254303,
"SGD": 1.35884446,
"THB": 31.81630368,
"TJS": 9.4379,
"TND": 3.0451,
"TRY": 5.4456136,
"TTD": 6.6882,
"TWD": 30.87726049,
"TZS": 2358,
"UAH": 26.355,
"UYU": 32.68,
"UZS": 8350,
"VEF": 248209,
"VND": 23181.39051138,
"XAF": 585.3,
"XCD": 2.7,
"XOF": 585.3,
"XPF": 106,
"ZAR": 14.4095435,
"ZMW": 11.98
java
asked Mar 8 at 4:41
Sydney MolobelaSydney Molobela
133
I am trying to convert two currencies between two countries. I am using the exchangerate-api.com. https://v3.exchangerate-api.com/bulk/API-KEY/FROMCURRENCY.
The below code is working, does the conversion, but when I do the same conversion for two countries on Google, I get slightly different results(e.g: 14.50 USD -> ZAR vs 14.40 USD -> ZAR). I would like to get realtime results every time when I run the application, like how Google works.
//code
import com.google.gson.JsonElement;
import com.google.gson.JsonObject;
import com.google.gson.JsonParser;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.net.HttpURLConnection;
import java.net.URL;
public class CurrencyConverter
private static final String API_KEY = "ee96328aa014e6b3841e1aad";
public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException
convert("USD");
private static void convert (String from) throws IOException
// Setting URL
String url_str = "https://v3.exchangerate-api.com/bulk/" + API_KEY + "/" + from;
URL url = new URL(url_str);
HttpURLConnection request = (HttpURLConnection) url.openConnection();
request.connect();
JsonParser jp = new JsonParser();
JsonElement root = jp.parse(new InputStreamReader((InputStream) request.getContent()));
JsonObject jsonobj = root.getAsJsonObject();
System.out.println(jsonobj);
//gson library in my mvn pom.xml
<dependency>
<groupId>com.google.code.gson</groupId>
<artifactId>gson</artifactId>
<version>2.8.5</version>
</dependency>
//sample json response object:
"result": "success",
"timestamp": 1552018829,
"from": "USD",
"rates":
"USD": 1,
"AED": 3.6727,
"ALL": 110.5,
"AMD": 488.58,
"ANG": 1.784,
"AOA": 313.039,
"ARS": 42.331,
"AUD": 1.42374241,
"AZN": 1.6995,
"BBD": 2,
"BDT": 83.39,
"BGN": 1.73526655,
"BHD": 0.3769,
"BRL": 3.8644714,
"BSD": 1,
"BWP": 10.656,
"BYN": 2.13,
"CAD": 1.34383331,
"CHF": 1.00879525,
"CLP": 667.47,
"CNY": 6.71296713,
"COP": 3140,
"CZK": 22.7482318,
"DKK": 6.62755345,
"DOP": 50.43,
"DZD": 119.033,
"EGP": 17.38,
"ETB": 28.25,
"EUR": 0.88964474,
"FJD": 2.11,
"GBP": 0.76264002,
"GEL": 2.6778,
"GHS": 5.4685,
"GNF": 9108,
"GTQ": 7.6975,
"HKD": 7.84974773,
"HNL": 24.352,
"HRK": 6.60045592,
"HUF": 280.40020889,
"IDR": 14200.66826102,
"ILS": 3.61864449,
"INR": 70.05552421,
"IQD": 1190,
"IRR": 42000,
"ISK": 121.27711265,
"JMD": 126.5,
"JOD": 0.7065,
"JPY": 111.56435463,
"KES": 99.75,
"KHR": 3963.1,
"KRW": 1130.91703307,
"KWD": 0.3039,
"KZT": 378.47,
"LAK": 8570,
"LBP": 1505.7,
"LKR": 178.5,
"MAD": 9.644,
"MDL": 16.98,
"MKD": 54.53,
"MMK": 1513,
"MUR": 34.5,
"MXN": 19.51311715,
"MYR": 4.08865632,
"NAD": 14.512,
"NGN": 357,
"NOK": 8.73404738,
"NZD": 1.47770575,
"OMR": 0.3847,
"PAB": 1,
"PEN": 3.30639533,
"PGK": 3.3702,
"PHP": 52.25152551,
"PKR": 138.5,
"PLN": 3.82345828,
"PYG": 6059,
"QAR": 3.6403,
"RON": 4.22007986,
"RSD": 104.0898,
"RUB": 66.07157025,
"SAR": 3.75005982,
"SCR": 13.62,
"SEK": 9.40254303,
"SGD": 1.35884446,
"THB": 31.81630368,
"TJS": 9.4379,
"TND": 3.0451,
"TRY": 5.4456136,
"TTD": 6.6882,
"TWD": 30.87726049,
"TZS": 2358,
"UAH": 26.355,
"UYU": 32.68,
"UZS": 8350,
"VEF": 248209,
"VND": 23181.39051138,
"XAF": 585.3,
"XCD": 2.7,
"XOF": 585.3,
"XPF": 106,
"ZAR": 14.4095435,
"ZMW": 11.98
java
java
asked Mar 8 at 4:41
Sydney MolobelaSydney Molobela
133
asked Mar 8 at 4:41
Sydney MolobelaSydney Molobela
133
asked Mar 8 at 4:41
Sydney MolobelaSydney Molobela
133
asked Mar 8 at 4:41
Sydney MolobelaSydney Molobela
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asked Mar 8 at 4:41
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133
133
2
Probably best to follow this up with the provider of the API. If, as you say, the code you provided is working, then there isn't much we can help you with.
– Jason
Mar 8 at 4:51
Try fixer.io Fixer is a simple and lightweight JSON API for current and historical foreign exchange (forex) rates.
– Mebin Joe
Mar 8 at 4:53
@GhostCat, I'm sorry that I didn't be specific ion my question. I was trying to ask what API to use to get real-time currency conversion results that correspond with what Google would give you at any given time.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:15
And just for the record: asking for APIs (any 3rd party resource) recommendations is fully off topic here. You were lucky to get a good answer, but as said: normally such questions are rightfully quickly closed as off topic.
– GhostCat
Mar 8 at 10:19
@GhostCat, thank you and I am sorry about that. I have learnt from this and I shall not ask questions related to this in future.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:21
add a comment |
2
Probably best to follow this up with the provider of the API. If, as you say, the code you provided is working, then there isn't much we can help you with.
– Jason
Mar 8 at 4:51
Try fixer.io Fixer is a simple and lightweight JSON API for current and historical foreign exchange (forex) rates.
– Mebin Joe
Mar 8 at 4:53
@GhostCat, I'm sorry that I didn't be specific ion my question. I was trying to ask what API to use to get real-time currency conversion results that correspond with what Google would give you at any given time.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:15
And just for the record: asking for APIs (any 3rd party resource) recommendations is fully off topic here. You were lucky to get a good answer, but as said: normally such questions are rightfully quickly closed as off topic.
– GhostCat
Mar 8 at 10:19
@GhostCat, thank you and I am sorry about that. I have learnt from this and I shall not ask questions related to this in future.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:21
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Probably best to follow this up with the provider of the API. If, as you say, the code you provided is working, then there isn't much we can help you with.
– Jason
Mar 8 at 4:51
Probably best to follow this up with the provider of the API. If, as you say, the code you provided is working, then there isn't much we can help you with.
– Jason
Mar 8 at 4:51
Try fixer.io Fixer is a simple and lightweight JSON API for current and historical foreign exchange (forex) rates.
– Mebin Joe
Mar 8 at 4:53
Try fixer.io Fixer is a simple and lightweight JSON API for current and historical foreign exchange (forex) rates.
– Mebin Joe
Mar 8 at 4:53
@GhostCat, I'm sorry that I didn't be specific ion my question. I was trying to ask what API to use to get real-time currency conversion results that correspond with what Google would give you at any given time.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:15
@GhostCat, I'm sorry that I didn't be specific ion my question. I was trying to ask what API to use to get real-time currency conversion results that correspond with what Google would give you at any given time.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:15
And just for the record: asking for APIs (any 3rd party resource) recommendations is fully off topic here. You were lucky to get a good answer, but as said: normally such questions are rightfully quickly closed as off topic.
– GhostCat
Mar 8 at 10:19
And just for the record: asking for APIs (any 3rd party resource) recommendations is fully off topic here. You were lucky to get a good answer, but as said: normally such questions are rightfully quickly closed as off topic.
– GhostCat
Mar 8 at 10:19
@GhostCat, thank you and I am sorry about that. I have learnt from this and I shall not ask questions related to this in future.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:21
@GhostCat, thank you and I am sorry about that. I have learnt from this and I shall not ask questions related to this in future.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:21
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No matter which API you use for currency conversion, almost every one of those will give provide hourly updates. The rest depends on the subscription plan you opt for.
The one you used, ExchangeRateAPI provides hourly updates for the free tier.
@MebinJoe mentioned Fixer.IO and you can check out the link for the plans and notice that the even the business plan offers only 60-second updates.
If you are really serious, then check out Oanda, otherwise hourly updates is what you get for free.
edited Mar 8 at 5:30
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answered Mar 8 at 5:25
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Nice answer with good explanations. You nicely avoided the "link only" answer.
– GhostCat
Mar 8 at 10:18
Thanks a lot, guys. Fixer.io solved my problem. It works like a charm. I have marked the above comment as a correct answer.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:19
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No matter which API you use for currency conversion, almost every one of those will give provide hourly updates. The rest depends on the subscription plan you opt for.
The one you used, ExchangeRateAPI provides hourly updates for the free tier.
@MebinJoe mentioned Fixer.IO and you can check out the link for the plans and notice that the even the business plan offers only 60-second updates.
If you are really serious, then check out Oanda, otherwise hourly updates is what you get for free.
edited Mar 8 at 5:30
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answered Mar 8 at 5:25
Aditya BhardwajAditya Bhardwaj
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Nice answer with good explanations. You nicely avoided the "link only" answer.
– GhostCat
Mar 8 at 10:18
Thanks a lot, guys. Fixer.io solved my problem. It works like a charm. I have marked the above comment as a correct answer.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:19
add a comment |
No matter which API you use for currency conversion, almost every one of those will give provide hourly updates. The rest depends on the subscription plan you opt for.
The one you used, ExchangeRateAPI provides hourly updates for the free tier.
@MebinJoe mentioned Fixer.IO and you can check out the link for the plans and notice that the even the business plan offers only 60-second updates.
If you are really serious, then check out Oanda, otherwise hourly updates is what you get for free.
edited Mar 8 at 5:30
soorapadman
2,62752431
answered Mar 8 at 5:25
Aditya BhardwajAditya Bhardwaj
3269
Nice answer with good explanations. You nicely avoided the "link only" answer.
– GhostCat
Mar 8 at 10:18
Thanks a lot, guys. Fixer.io solved my problem. It works like a charm. I have marked the above comment as a correct answer.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:19
add a comment |
No matter which API you use for currency conversion, almost every one of those will give provide hourly updates. The rest depends on the subscription plan you opt for.
The one you used, ExchangeRateAPI provides hourly updates for the free tier.
@MebinJoe mentioned Fixer.IO and you can check out the link for the plans and notice that the even the business plan offers only 60-second updates.
If you are really serious, then check out Oanda, otherwise hourly updates is what you get for free.
edited Mar 8 at 5:30
soorapadman
2,62752431
answered Mar 8 at 5:25
Aditya BhardwajAditya Bhardwaj
3269
No matter which API you use for currency conversion, almost every one of those will give provide hourly updates. The rest depends on the subscription plan you opt for.
The one you used, ExchangeRateAPI provides hourly updates for the free tier.
@MebinJoe mentioned Fixer.IO and you can check out the link for the plans and notice that the even the business plan offers only 60-second updates.
If you are really serious, then check out Oanda, otherwise hourly updates is what you get for free.
edited Mar 8 at 5:30
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answered Mar 8 at 5:25
Aditya BhardwajAditya Bhardwaj
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answered Mar 8 at 5:25
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Nice answer with good explanations. You nicely avoided the "link only" answer.
– GhostCat
Mar 8 at 10:18
Thanks a lot, guys. Fixer.io solved my problem. It works like a charm. I have marked the above comment as a correct answer.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:19
add a comment |
Nice answer with good explanations. You nicely avoided the "link only" answer.
– GhostCat
Mar 8 at 10:18
Thanks a lot, guys. Fixer.io solved my problem. It works like a charm. I have marked the above comment as a correct answer.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:19
Nice answer with good explanations. You nicely avoided the "link only" answer.
– GhostCat
Mar 8 at 10:18
Nice answer with good explanations. You nicely avoided the "link only" answer.
– GhostCat
Mar 8 at 10:18
Thanks a lot, guys. Fixer.io solved my problem. It works like a charm. I have marked the above comment as a correct answer.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:19
Thanks a lot, guys. Fixer.io solved my problem. It works like a charm. I have marked the above comment as a correct answer.
– Sydney Molobela
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Probably best to follow this up with the provider of the API. If, as you say, the code you provided is working, then there isn't much we can help you with.
– Jason
Mar 8 at 4:51
Try fixer.io Fixer is a simple and lightweight JSON API for current and historical foreign exchange (forex) rates.
– Mebin Joe
Mar 8 at 4:53
@GhostCat, I'm sorry that I didn't be specific ion my question. I was trying to ask what API to use to get real-time currency conversion results that correspond with what Google would give you at any given time.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:15
And just for the record: asking for APIs (any 3rd party resource) recommendations is fully off topic here. You were lucky to get a good answer, but as said: normally such questions are rightfully quickly closed as off topic.
– GhostCat
Mar 8 at 10:19
@GhostCat, thank you and I am sorry about that. I have learnt from this and I shall not ask questions related to this in future.
– Sydney Molobela
Mar 8 at 10:21