The nice thing about Kraken.io, is it can actually crawl your website and do all of your images for you without you having to upload or drag-and-drop photos" "Kraken.io is a third-party website which does the same thing as JPEGmini. "An online tool such as Kraken.io, that can process entire folders of imagery at once, can be great value at launch time." Separate limits apply to the number of orders clients may have open in each pair at a time, and the speed with which they may add and cancel orders in each pair."They rip out the stuff in the images that you don't need or want, optimize them and return the smallest possible file they can make from your image without losing any quality." Īdditional information can be found on our support center. "EService: Throttled: " if there are too many concurrent requests."EAPI:Rate limit exceeded" if the REST API counter exceeds the user's maximum.Note: Master accounts and subaccounts will share the same default trading rate limits as determined by the master account's tier.
If the rate limits are reached, additional calls will be restricted for a few seconds (or possibly longer if calls continue to be made while the rate limits are active). Each API key's counter is separate, and if the counter exceeds the maximum value, subsequent calls using that API key would be rate limited. The user's counter is reduced every couple of seconds depending on their verification tier. All other API calls increase this counter by 1 (except AddOrder, CancelOrder which operate on a different limiter detailed further below). Ledger/trade history calls increase the counter by 2. Responses are JSON encoded and contain one or two top-level keys ( result and error for successful requests or those with warnings, or only error for failed or rejected requests) Example Successful Response Įvery REST API user has a "call counter" which starts at 0.
Request payloads are form-encoded ( Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded), and all requests must specify a User-Agent in their headers.
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