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@marketprotocol/mpx-api-client

v1.0.0

Published

Javascript client for communicating with the MPX API

Downloads

23

Readme

MPX API Client

Build Status

This is the javascript client for interacting with MPX-API

Table of Content

Installation

To install run

npm install @marketprotocol/mpx-api-client

Getting Started

First, you would need to set the host for the mpxAPI client.

import { mpxAPI, Path } from '@marketprotocol/mpx-api-client'

mpxAPI.setHost('https://api.mpexchange.io');

This ensures that the client always makes a request to the set api environment (kovan/mainnet).

The mpxAPI namespace object provides HTTP methods (get, post, patch etc) to make requests to the corresponding resource on MPX API. Each of these methods return a promise that resolves to the response of the data of the api request else if rejects with an Array of MPXAPIError.

For example, to get the list of tokenPair listed on the exchange, you do:

 // fetch all token pairs
mpxAPI.get(Path.TokenPairs)
  .then(tokenPairs, () => {
    // do what you want tokenPairs
  });

To get a list of all available resources and possible actions you can check the API documentation here or make a request via mpxAPI.get(Path.Root) and inspect its response.

Documentation

See the full API documentation for the client at docs/api.md.

Contributing

  • Clone the repository.
  • Ensure everythign is working by running the test with npm run test.
  • After making your changes. Open a PR.

License

This project is under the Apache 2.0 license.