A full-featured Bittrex API client for Node.js
- Supports all documented v1.1 endpoints
- 100% unit-test coverage
- Heavily documented
- Promise based with async/await
If you're using the Bittrex REST API, I can assure you this is the only library worth using. Here's why:
- It doesn't make you parse the Bittrex response and look for errors
- It properly parses all timestamps to JavaScript Date objects
- It uses proper JavaScript and Node conventions
- It throws proper errors when parameters are missing
- It uses a single https client with Keep-Alive enabled
- It's faster than every other node Bittrex library
const { BittrexClient } = require('bittrex-node')
let client = new BittrexClient({
apiKey: '12345',
apiSecret: 'abcde'
})await client.markets()
await client.currencies()
await client.ticker('BTC-ETH')
await client.marketSummaries()
await client.marketSummary('BTC-ETH')
await client.marketHistory('BTC-ETH')
await client.orderBook('BTC-ETH', { type: 'both' })await client.buyLimit('BTC-ETH', { quantity: 2.1, price: 0.1 })
await client.sellLimit('BTC-ETH', { quantity: 2.1, price: 0.1 })
await client.cancelOrder('1234-5678')
await client.openOrders('BTC-ETH')await client.balances()
await client.balance('BTC')
await client.depositAddress('BTC')
await client.withdraw('BTC', { quantity: 1.2, address: 'abcde' })
await client.order('30863e6e-ba54-4914-96f3-5b9d5de2468e')
await client.orderHistory('BTC-ETH')
await client.withdrawalHistory('BTC')
await client.depositHistory('BTC')