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I can provide you with a guide on how to configure information on marrow prices for test purposes.
Configuration of price of the FOSS price account information
Pyth (earlier Luna) is a decentralized autonomous organization that aims to create a new world currency, Luna. To test the price of the price account and reach the expected price, follow these steps:
Step 1: Create a new marrow test portfolio
- Access the [Pyth Testnet] website (
- Click on the “Create a new portfolio” button.
- Follow the instructions to create a new examination portfolio.
Step 2: Get a price of the PIT PRU price
- Connect to your test portfolio and access the supervision card [Pyth Price Feed] (
- Click on the “Get data” button next to the desired price pair (for example Salt / USD).
- Federated data will be displayed for 30 days.
Step 3: Define the price of the federated data marrow
- Go back to the website [Pyth Testnet] (
- Click on the “Settings” icon (equipment icon) next to your test portfolio.
- Go down to the “Food price” section.
- Choose a few prices you want (for example Salt / USD) and click on the “Save” button.
Step 4: Examine the account information for the price of the price
- Connect to your test portfolio and access the supervision card [Pyth Price Feed] (
- FEDEDA data prices should now be available 30 days.
- You can use this information to install scripts or automated tools that trigger when the SAL / USD price exceeds 200.
Example of automation scripts
Here is an example of an automation script in Python using [pyth api] ( Bibliotheka:
`Python
Import time
From Pyth Import Pyth
Initialize the Py Customer
Customer = Pyth ()
Attach a pair of price and trigger
Price_pair = "soil / usd"
Trigger_amount = 200.0
Define an interval for the automation script (for example every hour)
Interval = 1
While the truth is:
Get your current flow data
Price_data = customer.get_price_feed_data (price_pair, interval = interval)
Check that the trigger has exceeded
If price_data ["price"] [0]> trigger_amount:
Print ("floor / usd price exceeds", trigger_amount)
Start an action or automate another script
`
Keep in mind that this is a basic example and you need to adjust the script according to your case. Also keep in mind the risks associated with automated trading or actions based on script scripts.
I hope it will help! Let me know if you have any questions or if you need help.
