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cryptopanic

v1.0.1

Published

Node.js unofficial client to CryptoPanic.com API

Downloads

8

Readme

cryptopanic NPM Version node Dependency Status JavaScript Style Guide

Node.js unofficial client to CryptoPanic.com API

CryptoPanic.com is a news aggregator platform indicating impact on price and market for traders and cryptocurrency enthusiasts. Users can vote to mark important, bullish or bearish price signals.

Install

npm install --save cryptopanic

Usage

const Cryptopanic = require('cryptopanic')
let cp = new Cryptopanic({auth_token: '<YOUR AUTH TOKEN>'})

cp.currencies(['BTC', 'XRP'])
  .filter('bullish')
  .fetchPosts()
  .then(console.log)
  .catch(console.error)

/* // Sample result:

[   { domain: 'r/Bitcoin',
    votes: { negative: 0, positive: 11, important: 6 },
    source:
     { domain: 'reddit.com',
       title: 'r/Bitcoin Reddit',
       path: 'r/bitcoin' },
    title: 'Bitfinex Decrease BTC Withdrawal Fees By 25%',
    published_at: '2018-03-01T21:00:44.575689Z',
    slug: 'Bitfinex-Decrease-BTC-Withdrawal-Fees-By-25',
    currencies: [ [Object] ],
    id: 1245186,
    created_at: '2018-03-01T21:00:44.575689Z',
    url: 'https://cryptopanic.com/news/1245186/Bitfinex-Decrease-BTC-Withdrawal-Fees-By-25' },
...
]
*/

Methods

* Get your auth token from the cryptopanic API page.

  • auth(<string>): Add your Auth token.
  • currencies(<Array>): Filter by currencies symbol (ex. BTC, ETH, XRP).
  • addRegion(<String>): Filter by regions. Available regions: en, de, es, it (Italiano), pt (Português), ru (Русский). You can add multiple regions.
  • filter(<string>): You can use any of UI filters using one of this filter: trending hot bullish bearish important saved lol.
  • public(): To enable public API.
  • following(): Filter only 'Following' feed (private only).
  • fetchPosts(): Get the posts using your filtering rules and api token.
  • fetchPortfolio(): Get your portfolio data (private only).
  • version(): Get API version.

Debug

To enable debug set the env var DEBUG=cryptopanic

Author

Rocco Musolino (@roccomuso)

License

MIT