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dupbit-api

v1.1.6

Published

## Installation

Downloads

4

Readme

Dupbit_API

Installation

Node.js

Default:
npm install dupbit-api

When also using the websocket:
npm install dupbit-api ws

React Native

npm install dupbit-api

Browser

Include this somewhere between your <head> tags

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/ua-parser-js@0/dist/ua-parser.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/dupbit-api@latest/index.js"></script>

Create Instance

const Dupbit_API = require("dupbit-api");

const dupbit = new Dupbit_API({
    token: "yourtokenhere",
});

dupbit.on("ready", () => {

});

Methods

.list()

Returns all devices for the authenticated user

.sendAPICall(options, override)

Send an api call

tid client to which the call should be sent
call call that get forwarded to client
any other object properties get forwarded to the client too.

{
    tid: 123,
    call: "/test/help", //optional
    ...
}

override should contain an options object following the syntax for the Node.js https requests

.reconnect()

Reconnect the client

.disconnect()

Disconnect the client

.login(username, password) <static>

Obtain a token

.login(username, password)

Login when having logged in with an expired token or no token at all

.logout()

Revoke the currently using token and logout

Events

ready

Client is ready

message

Message from the socket, should use the .reply(...) method on the object

error

There was an error, most likely invaled api key

error_socket

There was an error with the socket connection

disconnect_socket

The socket got closed

reconnecting_socket

Closed socket is attempting to reconnect

revoke

API token for the client got revoked disconnect event will follow

Properties

authenticated

boolean if the client is authenticated

connected

boolean if the client is connected to the websocket