Quote from: SFR10 on Today at 06:43:17 AM

Quote from: hoeczek on May 04, 2025, 04:15:50 PM

I think I have fulfilled all the requests from the forum

Almost

You mentioned in the past that the switch/swap coins button would be in the next update.

Quote from: Vod on Today at 12:01:13 AM

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If value is odd or n/a or 0, then amount does not meet min/max requirements.

You should calculate that in the backend, and make everything consistent.

It appears that hoeczek is already doing it for some of them since it shows "must be > a certain amount"... @hoeczek: Did you tweak it to improve generation times when an API's response is delayed?
^{- @hoeczek: I don't think it's a good idea to include exchanges that don't support a specific pair in the results (screenshot).}

Haha I mentioned it but also in this post https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5536727.msg65245814#msg65245814 i resigned from it.

and about the second part, I had to add that loading page as when I tested API responses it looks like average API response for each is from 1 to 5 sec (mostly depends on Crypto pairs). So I have 10 services integrated and in the worst case it is 10*5 sec. But average for all is around 26 sec.
As I am not using JS (target audience is also hidden services with onion domain) I cannot block button for the time of getting info from API's so I added loading page, also I switched from getting one by one to getAllRatesParallel() function which is using curl_multi_exec so I can ask each API in same time.
I still need to dive into it, but for now loading page solves my problems, informs users and wait time is not as bad as some time ago.

So for now I have on my list:
-show consistent info if pair is supported, not meet requirements etc.
-work on optimization
-more testing on ECR-20 tokens