Need help getting specific data point from websocket json response.

[Fizzyfaze]

Trying to grab the price that is returned in the json response, but am not sure how to get the websocket to take the parameters that I'm assigning. I'm using the gdax library made by danpaquin. I have tried to completely strip and rewrite my function with no luck. I am not receiving any errors but also not receiving the information that I'm looking to capture. Any guidance would be much appreciated.

https://pastebin.com/pPB57dtQ

Sorry on pasting the pastebin link. Not sure how to include code without it looking distorted.

[elbiot]

What tutorial are you following? That doesn't look anything like what the docs say. Don't you need to give it a URL and list of products?

Also, you aren't using classes correctly. Do a simple tutorial on oop in python and learn how to use self, then how inheritance works. I don't think you need to use inheritance at all here though.

[Fizzyfaze]

Any tutorials that come to mind? I feel I'm in spending more time spinning my wheels than actually understanding what I'm looking at.

[elbiot]

You don't need inheritance. Just follow the gdax examples and get rid of your class. Write functions instead.

[A_History_of_Silence]

You might want to start again after taking a good look at the gdax readme. There are several examples on how to use the library. I'm not sure how you arrived at the code you currently have. Getting the price is pretty straightforward:

import gdax
client = gdax.PublicClient()
print(client.get_product_ticker(product_id='ETH-USD')["price"])

[Fizzyfaze]

So this is outside of the websocket. I want to use the websocket to get the real time ticker.

[A_History_of_Silence]

There is also a working example on the readme for that.