Not the same results on 2 different systems

***Config 1

• OS: Windows 10
• Programming Language version: Python 3.7.2
• CCXT version: last
• Exchange: kucoin2
• Method: fetchAccounts

***Config 2

• OS: Raspbian 4.14
• Programming Language version: Python 3.5.3
• CCXT version: last
• Exchange: kucoin2
• Method: fetchAccounts

I have some issues to use my code which works great on “Config1” but not on “Config2”. The main issue is some calls does not return the same.

For example

account1=Connect1.fetchAccounts({'currency':Curr1}) print (account1)

on Config1 the print gives {'trade': {'accountId': 'trade', 'type': 'trade', 'currency': None, 'info': {'balance': '0', 'available': '--------', 'holds': '0', 'currency': 'DACC', 'id': '-------------------', 'type': 'trade'}}, 'main': {'accountId': 'main', 'type': 'main', 'currency': None, 'info': {'balance': '0', 'available': '------', 'holds': '0', 'currency': 'ZPT', 'id': '---------------', 'type': 'main'}}}

on Config2 i have [{'id': '-------------------------', 'info': {'available': --------------', 'holds': '0', 'balance': '----------', 'currency': 'LOKI', 'id': '-----------', 'type': 'trade'}, 'type': 'trade', 'currency': 'LOKI'}, {'id': '-----------', 'info': {'available': '------', 'holds': '0', 'balance': '0', 'currency': 'LOKI', 'id': '--------', 'type': 'main'}, 'type': 'main', 'currency': 'LOKI'}]

So i have a dict on Config1, a list on Config2 with different constructions. I’m a newbie in Python and Linux and i’m wondering where it comes from.

Different version of Python ? Different environment ?

Thanks for help,

Romain

[RomainBlindy]

Thanks a lot, it works. I definitively have a closer attention to the versions i use. Have a good day

[kroitor]

These results clearly show that you have different versions of CCXT, and the change was in between, and it kinda answers the question. In other words, you can’t compare two different versions for an aspect of functionality (accounts) that isn’t completely unified or documented in the Manual yet. It is a work in progress. The version 1.18.323 (your output with config2) is the format we will adopt for the future, most likely. Let us know if that doesn’t resolve the issue.