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You can see directly what kind of requests they send on the schedule page.
How? Here is their browser application
https://www.huobi.com.ru/ru-ru/exchange/#s=iota_btc
There's also this address
Websocket
wss://api.testnet.huobi.pro/ws/v1
User registration and API key creation can be achieved via www.testnet.huobi.pro, and the email or SMS verification code required in the process is 123456.
But here they indicate that a key is required, but it's not clear where to put it
But it doesn't open the socket either.According to the same author, this library requires certain certificates to be installed on the computer, which means that his library still uses a system dll, albeit a system one.
rrrrrr.
I tried it too.
Alexei, how do you display the error message in the console?
You just need to think a bit and come to a conclusion:
Be realistic, can you handle a client/server protocol? Get a ready-made libu for the exchange, otherwise you will drown.
Victor, did you provide specific advice to the author of the topic?
Yes, I told him to use a ready-made huobie libu, but you have led him down the wrong path, to his regret.
Yes, I told him to use a pre-built Huobi lib, but you have led him down the wrong path, much to his regret.
I disagree.
It costs a lot of money to build a universal wss lib.
Yes, your help is really worth it!
Yer yer all welcome without noticing TheXpert's similar comments, he even threw in a link to the sharps lib. By the way, you wanted to compare your high-level efforts with the ancient, horrible, portly crosses, please:
RequestClient* request = createRequestClient(); BestQuote bestQuote = request->getBestQuote("btcusdt"); std::cout<< bestQuote.askPrice << std::endl; std::cout<< bestQuote.askAmount << std::endl;
Yes, horrible horrible.
On this site we can test the connection https://www.mql5.com/go?link=http%3A%2F%2Fwebsocket.org%2Fecho.html
i.e. we write in the form the address wss://api.huobi.pro/ws
and the connection is made.
It means that we should also have a connection. Maybe that dude uses openSSL for a reason?
Yes, I told him to use a ready-made huobi libu, but you have led him down the wrong path, to his regret.
I don't agree either, if there is more than one hobby, then it should be the wss.