Coinbase trades pagination cursor about ccxt HOT 9 CLOSED

Yes that's very sad, thank you.

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Hello @x1i4b1x2,
Which coinbase branch are you using and what's your ccxt version?

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It's latest version, and coinbaseexchange

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@x1i4b1x2 as you said the pagination can't be done using timestamps, but you can use the Ids, example:

    cache = []
    trades = await exchange.fetch_trades('BTC/USDT')
    cache += trades
    first = trades[0]
    cursor = first['id']
    i = 0
    max_calls = 10
    while cursor:
        i+=1
        trades = await exchange.fetch_trades('BTC/USDT', params={'after': cursor})
        if len(trades) == 0:
            break
        cache += trades
        cursor = trades[0]['id']
        print('number of trades fetched:', len(cache))
        if i > max_calls:
            break

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Yes, so there is nothing missing in the docs, it can only be done with Ids right?

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@x1i4b1x2 Yes as you can see here, since/until timestamps are not supported: https://docs.cdp.coinbase.com/exchange/reference/exchangerestapi_getproducttrades/

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That's very sad. Have you ever found a clever way to fetch in the past without having to guess the Ids?

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@x1i4b1x2 the ids are linear as you can see here, so you should be able to "guess" older ids

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Actually I just tested and does not seem to work, so disregard my suggestion pls

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