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Edit: oh, filter ids. Didn't read it carefully :P
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hi guys im trying the endpoint for login for json API but it throws me 404 error is there anything in particular for it I need to know?

ah never mind i fogpt the api prefxi in url

You welcome

Hi,

is there any data somewhere for currency conversion in Sokker ?

Via some kind of API or just in general?

The former probably not, the latter is in some topic I created and in various different places.

in general, I suppose conversion is static ?

All currency rates are in https://sokker.org/xml/countries.xml

Oh i miss it, thanks !

Is it static ? (i mean: the currency rate change ? )
I suppose the currency rate is base on zloty ?
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they can change
e.g. me or any other user with admin role can change values of currencies
probably; i see interface to do it, but never tried
but if they would change their values, the page linked by Mikoos would probably also be updated (automatically)

Really ? so admin can devaluate money when they want ? nice :-)
Thanks.

I doubt they can devaluate money
they just can change currency rates or the currency itself
I would rather expect that if someone have 10 euro (= 40 zł) then if I would change that 1 euro is worth 2 zł, not 4, then that someone would have 20 euro, not 10 (so the value would stay the same)
but as I have said, I never used it so I am just guessing

If you can change currency rates for sure you can devaluate revaluate money. But anyway, that's another topic.

So i will check and update this file. Thanks ;-)
edit : none in json API ?
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To be sure, converting a price to a country_rate from a country_rate, it's :
price*(1/to_country_rate*from_country_rate)  ?

In the xml data that you can obtain from the website, all prices are given in zloty. This is the base currency.
All other currencies are dependent on zloty, e.g. euro to zloty by dividing the xml value by 4.
You can change all exchange rates on sokker except the base rate. The devaluation or revaluation is therefore simply imaginary, not real..