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cryptocurrencies-normalizr

v2.1.0

Published

A normalizer for cryptocurrency symbols and pairs

Downloads

5

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Cryptocurrencies Normalizr

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A normalizer/denormalizer for cryptocurrency pairs and symbols

With this library you can normalize a pair or a currency symbol

A pair: BCC_ETH A currency: BTC

Normalize

Pair usage example:

const Normalize = require('cryptocurrencies-normalizr')
Normalize.pair('BCC_ETH', '_')
Normalize.pair('BCY/XBT', '/')
Normalize.pair('BTCUSDT', '', 'binance')
Normalize.pair('MIOTABTC', null, 'binance')

It will output:

BCH-ETH
BCH-BTC
BTC-USDT
IOTA-BTC

The first parameter is the pair (BCC_ETH, BCY/XBC) The second parameter is the delimiter that separates each pair (_, /) The third parameter is optional if a delimiter is provided and exists in the given pair, if there is no delimiter to separate the pair, this parameter becomes required.

Currency usage example:

const Normalize = require('cryptocurrencies-normalizr')
Normalize.currency('BCC')
Normalize.currency('XBT')

It will output:

BCH
BTC

Denormalize

The denormalization requires the pair and the exchange name

Usage example:

const Normalize = require('cryptocurrencies-normalizr')
Normalize.denormalize.pair('BCH-BTC', 'binance')

It will output the pair in the exchange:

BCCBTC

Find matches

It's possible to find matches between the exchange symbols, here's an example:

const Normalizr = require('cryptocurrencies-normalizr')
const matches = Normalizr.findMatches()

The matches will be returned in an array with normalized symbols.

Currently allowed exchange names:

| Exchange name | |---------------| | binance | | bittrex |

Below you can see a table with the known alternatives for symbols.

| Standard | Alternatives | |----------|------------------| | BTC | BTC, XBT | | IOTA | IOTA, MIOTA, IOT | | BCH | BCH, BCC, BCY |