Unlimited Crypto API Documentation

The Unlimited Crypto API provides endpoints to retrieve cryptocurrency prices and market information for top coins. This document covers the available API endpoints, their response formats, error handling, and usage examples.

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Base URL

https://apicrypto.ggomez.tech

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Endpoints

1. GET /api/price/{name_coin}

This endpoint retrieves the current price of a specific cryptocurrency based on the provided coin name.

Parameter	Type	Description
name_coin	string	The name of the cryptocurrency (e.g., bitcoin, ethereum)

Response

The response will include the name of the cryptocurrency and its current price.

Example

GET /api/price/eth

{
  "coin": "ethereum",
  "price": "$2,395.23"
}

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2. GET /api/top/{limit}

This endpoint retrieves the top cryptocurrencies based on their market value. You can limit the number of coins returned by specifying the limit parameter.

Parameter	Type	Description
limit	integer	The maximum number of coins to return

Response

The response is an array of top coins, including the coin's image, name, price, and symbol.

Example Request

GET /api/top/2

Example

[
  {
    "name": "Bitcoin",
    "price": "$62,656.79",
    "symbol": "BTC"
  },
  {
    "name": "Ethereum",
    "price": "$2,390.53",
    "symbol": "ETH"
  }
]

3. GET /api/ath/{name_coin}

This endpoint retrieves the ATH (all time high) price of a specific cryptocurrency based on the provided coin name.

Response

The response will include the name of the cryptocurrency, his ATH and when its happened.

Example

GET /api/ath/eth

{
  "ath": 4864.91,
  "ath_date": 1635984000000,
  "symbol": "ETH"
}

Error Responses

For both endpoints, the API may return error responses in the following format:

Error Example

{
  "error": "Coin not found"
}

HTTP Status Code	Description
404 Not Found	The requested coin or resource does not exist
400 Bad Request	Invalid input or parameters provided

Deploying the API Yourself

To deploy the Unlimited Crypto API on your own, follow these steps:

1. Fork the Repository: Click the "Fork" button at the top right of the repository page to create your own copy of the repository.

2. Sign Up / Log In to Vercel: Go to Vercel

3. Import Project: Click on the "New Project" button. Select "Import Git Repository" and choose the forked repository.

4. Access Your API: After deployment, you will get a unique URL where your API is hosted. You can use this URL to access your API endpoints.