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coingeckoclient

v0.0.1

Published

``` npm install axios npm install extends-classes npm install node-fetch npm install query-string ``` ```javascript //1. Import let Geko = require("./lib/geko");

Downloads

4

Readme

CoinGecko API Client for Node.js

• Quick Start Example

npm install axios
npm install extends-classes
npm install node-fetch
npm install query-string
//1. Import 
let Geko = require("./lib/geko");

//2. Initiate the CoinGecko API Client
const CoinGeckoClient = new Geko();

//3. Make calls
var func = async() => {
  let data = await CoinGeckoClient.ping();
};

• Constants

This module provides helper constants for use in calls. • To do

• Making Calls

All calls using the CoinGeckoClient are asynchronous. Each function receives an object as an argument. :warning: For more information on features, check out https://www.coingecko.com/en/api/documentation

• Ping

Check API server status.

Usage Example:

  let data = await CoinGeckoClient.ping();

Function price

| Argument | Type | Optional | | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | | ids | array | false| | vs_currencies | array |true|

  let params = {
    ids:["btc"],
    vs_currencies:["eur"],
  }
  let data = await CoinGeckoClient.simple.price(params);

Function tokenPrice

| Argument | Type | Optional | | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | | id | path | false| | vs_currencies | array |true| | contract_addresses | array |false|

 let params = {
    id:"ethereum",
    vs_currencies:["eur"],
    contract_addresses:["0xe41d2489571d322189246dafa5ebde1f4699f498"]
  }
  let data = await CoinGeckoClient.simple.price(params);

Function supportedVsCurrencies

  let data = await CoinGeckoClient.simple.supportedVsCurrencies();

Function all

   let data = await CoinGeckoClient.coins.all();

Function list

   let data = await CoinGeckoClient.coins.list();

Function markets

| Argument | Type | Optional | | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | | ids | array | false| | vs_currency | string |true|

   let params = {
      ids:["btc"],
      vs_currencies:"eur"
   }
   let data = await CoinGeckoClient.coins.markets(params);

Function id

| Argument | Type | Optional | | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | | id | string | false|

let params = {
      id:"btc",
 }
 let data = await CoinGeckoClient.coins.markets(params);

Function tickers

| Argument | Type | Optional | | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | | id | string | false|

let params = {
      id:"btc",
 }
 let data = await CoinGeckoClient.coins.tickers(params);

Function history

| Argument | Type | Optional | | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | | id | string | false| | date | string dd-mm-yyyy| false|

let params = {
      id:"btc",
      date:"19-12-2022"
 }
 let data = await CoinGeckoClient.coins.date(params);

Function marketChart

| Argument | Type | Optional | | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | | id | string | false| | vs_currencies | string |true| | days | string | false|

  let params = {
    id:["btc"],
    vs_currencies:"eur",
    days:"1"
  }
  let data = await CoinGeckoClient.simple.marketChart(params);

Function marketChartRange

| Argument | Type | Optional | | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | | id | string | false| | vs_currencies | string |true| | from | string unix | false| | to | string unix | false|

  let params = {
    id:["btc"],
    vs_currencies:"eur",
    from:"1392577232",
    to:"1422577232"
  }
  let data = await CoinGeckoClient.simple.marketChartRange(params);

Function ohlc

| Argument | Type | Optional | | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | | id | string | false| | vs_currencies | string |true| | days | string | false|

  let params = {
    id:["btc"],
    vs_currencies:"eur",
    days:"1"
  }
  let data = await CoinGeckoClient.simple.ohlc(params);

:warning: Working process.