Do you want to acquire bronze prices in Japanese Yen? Then you must try this API.
Bronze is a metal product of the alloy (combination) between certain percentages of copper, tin or other metals (usually 89% copper and 11% tin). The ratio between the two main components will determine the color, stiffness and use of the resulting product. Its symbol in the periodic table is Cu and its atomic number is 29.
Bronze is characterized by being an excellent conductor of electricity, it is easy to handle, it is resistant to corrosion and it accumulates less heat than other metals. It has different uses in the world, such as the manufacture of tools or industrial parts, coins, jewelry, musical instruments, among other things.
Japan is the third world power and as such, it needs to be constantly supplied with bronze. In fact, there is the Bronze Kara-Kane, very popular in Japan and used in bells, goldsmithing and handicrafts. Due to its incredible usefulness, many Japanese industries surely require updated bronze prices in Japanese Yen.
Fortunately, there is an API which will help us with this problem. An API, for those who don’t know, it refers to the set of structures that allow software components to communicate with others. This is when Metals-API appears.
Test Metals-API!
Through this API, real-time precious metals data are available with two decimal places of precision and an update rate of up to 60 seconds. Also, it includes converting single currencies, returning Time-Series data, fluctuation data and lowest and highest price of any day. Needless to say, the bronze and the ability to view prices in Japanese yen are available.
Metals-API is number 1 in its market. This is by obtaining metal price information from reliable sources and by providing top quality customer service. To date, there are already more than 200,000 customers satisfied with this service.
How to use it?
You must do the following in order to obtain bronze prices in Japanese Yen:
1- First, visit its website www.metals-API.com.
2- Click “GET API KEY”.
3- Add the bronze and Japanese Yen to the list of symbols.
4- Make the API call.
5- As far as coding languages go, you have the option of using JSON or PHP.
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