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fixer-io-utility

v1.0.1

Published

A tiny node module for requests to fixer.io

Downloads

7

Readme

fixer-io-utility

Developers Guide

Build Status

Getting Started

  • Clone the application with git clone https://github.com/kenigbolo/fixer-io-utility.git or use ssh git clone [email protected]:kenigbolo/fixer-io-utility.git.

Dependencies

Description

This is a tiny module that allows making requests to the fixer.io api. The npm package exposes a tiny utility class called FixerIO. The utility class can be used to leverage making requests to the the fixer.io api. This utility will be occasionaly maintained to keep up with the happenings to endpoints on fixer.io

NPM

This package has been published on NPM and is freely available according to the MIT license. To install via npm simply run npm install fixer-io-utility.

NPM Package Usage


const FixerIO = require('fixer-io-utility');
const fixerUtility = new FixerIO('put-your-api-key-here');

fixerUtility.request('latest').then((response) => {
  console.log(response);
});

The utility returns a resolved or rejected promise.

Available functions

The utility exposes two core functions request and reqQuery. Both functions accept two arguments namely endpoint and query however the methods differ purely on the format of the query argument that they take.

Accepted method arguments

  1. The endpoint {Required} - This refers to the endpoint to which the call should be made. The available options at the moment of this writing are latest,symbols, convert, timeseries, fluctuation and dates e.g. YYYY-MM-DD. Kindly consult the official endpoint documentation for any endpoints not listed here, however the pluggin is flexible to support new endpoints without any changes needed whenever new plugins are available. This is the same for both the request method and the reqQuery method.

Query for request function

  1. The query {Optional} - The second argument taken by the request function is the query params. Kindly visit the official documentation to be sure what values are allowed but at the time of writing the allowed values are base and symbol or symbols, and these are only available on the latest endpoint. An example query argument should look like this base=USD&symbols=GBP,JPY,EUR. Please note that this type of query at the moment is not availble to the symbols endpoint. The convert endpoint allows for making queries such as from=GBP&to=JPY&amount=200 using params from, to and amount. The timeseries and fluctuation endpoint currently allows queries such as start_date=2012-05-01&end_date=2012-05-27 with the available params start_date and end_date.

Query for reqQuery function

  1. The query {Optional} - This refers to a javascript object constructed to match the require params in a key - value format. Kindly consult the official endpoint documentation for the available parameter fields that can be used. The format of the query object should always mimick same as in the official documentation.

Below is an example taken directly from the fixer.io Historical rates Endpoint documentation and converted into a gatsby configuration

From Fixer.io

http://data.fixer.io/api/2013-12-24
    ? access_key = API_KEY
    & base = GBP
    & symbols = USD,CAD,EUR

will result a query params constructed as a javascript key-value pair thus

  {base: 'GBP', symbols: 'USD,CAD,EUR'}

Return type

The return type of the request method is a Promise which when resolved holds the data response.

Disclaimer

I am in no way connected to those who work at fixer.io. Project is simply a side project which I will try to maintain and expand as much as I can. At the time of this writing 2018-10-26 the fixer api requires an api token when making requests.