Multiple currencies

[nvy.bvl]

I want to do something similar here: Have the option to display multiple currencies

But I have the marketplace extension.

I need to have multiple currencies (crypto ones) and display them in block primary

[ihor]

Please try using any popular currency switched for WooCommerce. Note that it will work for displaying different currencies, but checkout will be completed in the primary currency only.

[nvy.bvl]

async function plugin_priceConvertor () {
    try{
		const prices = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll(".hp-listing__attribute--price"));
		
		const allrates = await fetch("https://api.coincap.io/v2/rates").then(e=>e.json());
		const ethereum = allrates.data.find(e=>e.symbol == "ETH");
		const bitcoin = allrates.data.find(e=>e.symbol == "BTC");
		const usdt = allrates.data.find(e=>e.symbol == "USDT");

		//const rate = ethereum.data.rateUsd;

		prices.forEach( function(node) {

			const parent = node.parentNode;
			const container = document.createElement("div");
			container.className = "cryptoprices";
			parent.appendChild(container);
			
			const price = parseFloat(node.innerText.replaceAll(".", ""));
		
			// Ethereum Price
			const priceETH = document.createElement("div");
			priceETH.className = "price-eth";
			const finalPrice = parseFloat(price / ethereum.rateUsd); 

			priceETH.innerHTML = finalPrice.toFixed(2) + " <i>ETH</i>";
			container.appendChild(priceETH);

			// Bitcoin Price
			const priceBTC = document.createElement("div");
			priceBTC.className = "price-btc";
			const finalPriceBTC = parseFloat(price / bitcoin.rateUsd); 

			priceBTC.innerHTML = finalPriceBTC.toFixed(2) + " <i>BTC</i>";
			container.appendChild(priceBTC);

			// USDT Price
			const priceUSDT = document.createElement("div");
			priceUSDT.className = "price-usdt";
			const finalPriceUSDT = parseFloat(price / usdt.rateUsd); 

			priceUSDT.innerHTML = finalPriceUSDT.toFixed(2) + " <i>USDT</i>";
			container.appendChild(priceUSDT);

		});
	} catch(e) {
		console.log("API Request Failed.", e.message);
	};
}

window.addEventListener("load", plugin_priceConvertor);

This is not a recommended solution, but works. You can do it with PHP as well but you need to cache it etc.

So this is what I needed. Maybe you will consider to use this free API and make a plugin to display multiple/convert currencies :). Thanks