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bitkub-client

v1.4.3

Published

A client wrapper class for calling the Bitkub APIs

Downloads

17

Readme

A wrapper client class for calling Bitkub APIs.

Installation

By npm

npm install bitkub-client

By yarn

yarn add bitkub-client

How to use

  1. Create the APK key and secret from the Bitkub exchange
  2. Create an BitkubClient object by putting them to the constructor.
import BitkubClient, {BitkubEnvironment} from "bitkub-client"

const client = new BitkubClient (
    "[YOUR_API_KEY]",
    "[YOUR_API_SECRET]",
    BitkubEnvironment.PRODUCTION
);
  1. Now, you can call the Bitkub API through these functions. Please see more details at bitkub-client document.

  2. If you want to call other POST APIs which is not in the list above, you can use buildRequestHeaders() to build your HTTP headers. It includes X-BTK-TIMESTAMP and X-BTK-SIGN to the headers. They're required fields for all secured APIs for version 3.

const uri = `/v3/market/cancel-order`
const requestHeaders = client.buildRequestHeaders('POST',uri,payload)

Notes : If you're using client version 1.3 above, it will call Bitkub API version 3. You must generate a new API key on the Bitkub website.

Contributions

Pull Requests

Feel free to send the PR if you're interested. Thanks!

Test Running

We only create the integration tests which we can make sure that the request are proceeded in the Bitkub servers.

You can run them through yarn test.

To write the test, I suggest to create the mock API by nock library. This will avoid changing the account data. And we can ensure the client will call the API correctly. You can see the example test in BitkubClient.test.ts