Ethereum: Nodejs, Binance API : Timestamp for this request is outside of the recvWindow

Ethereum node.js integration with binance API: solution Timesp error **

As a developer who works with Binance Ethereum and API, you are probably familiar with the importance of data synchronization between them. However, with regard to the integration of these components, problems may arise for various reasons. In this article, we plunged into the "date and hour registration" error, which causes problems for our Node.js applications, namely using API binance.

Editionrecvwwindow ‘

When requesting the Binance API with Node.js, it is necessary to ensure that the time stamp of your app is in “recvwwindow”. “Recvwwindowis a minimum period of time (in milliseconds) that the customer must wait for the next request. This concept is decisive in the management of concomitant requirements.

Hour stamp error: Short background

The stamping error occurs when the current time stamp for the request exceeds the recvwindow. This can happen as a result of several factors, for example:

* Network latency

: Suddenly reaches peak in network transmission or loss of packets can cause time stamps in synchronizing.

* Differences in the time zone : API solutions that operate at different time zones may arise time stamps.

* API version changes : New versions of the API can introduce new requirements or restrictions, such as increased recvwindow.

Turning problems with the problem

Follow the following steps to solve this problem:

1. Monitor the latency of the network

Before you dive into the node.js, follow your network latency using tools such as "ping,tcpdump or specialized network monitoring software (for example, prometheus, spelling). This will help identify possible network connection problems .

2. Check the differences in the time zone

Make sure all components are connected to their API requirements configured correctly to deal with the differences in the time zone. Make sure:

• Binance API is correctly defined to put the customer.

• Node.js and other dependencies support the conversations of the time belt.

Node.JS Updated

Code **

To solve this problem, you can edit your node.js code as follows:

`JavaScript

Consta {client} = requires (‘cosmia-noode’);

Const BNB = new client ();

bnb.apiurn = ‘

Getmarketdata asynchronous function (symbol) {

CONST PARAMS = {

symbol

Limit: 10, // Adjust the number of requirements as needed

Timestamp: Date.now () – 1000, // Adjust the compensation of the date and time stamp

};

to try {

Consta Result = Wait BNB.Query (Get Order?

Return result.

} Catch (error) {

If (error.responsecode === 2004) {// connection error

Throw a new error ("the connection error" occurred ");

}

Throw a mistake;

}

}

// Example of use:

GETMARKETDATA ('ET/USDT')

.Then ((data) => console.log (data))

.catch ((error) => console.error (error));

3. Edit recvwindow

As a last option, you can adjust the “recvwindow” value by requesting Binance API applications. You can do this by creating a separate feature that controls the time stamp for your API calls:

`JavaScript

CONST MAX_RECV_WINDOW = 60000; // 1 minute

CONST RECETTINTAMPS = {};

Settrecevetmestamp asynchized function (symbol) {

CONCURENTTIMAMP = DATE.NOW ();

If (!

receptstimestamps [symbol] = [];

}

receptstimestamps [symbol] .push (currentepestamp);

}

Asynchronous function GettimstampForrequest (symbol, maxrecvwwindow = max_recv_window) {

Setreceevetimstamp (symbol);

// Get the last stamp of time

Consta Timestamps = ReceptStimestamps [symbol];

Const the latest Timestamp = Math.Max ​​(… Timestamps);

IF (the latest date and time record + maxrecvwwindow