itbit-exc
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An NPM package for utilizing the ItBit exchange API
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ItBit exchange API module
Install
npm install itbit-exc
About
This module utilizes the ItBit Exchange API. It only covers the main API endpoints (for now). This document will guide you through a list of the endpoints that this module utilizes, along with explanation of initialization, input parameters, success and error responses, and examples.
Initialization
var ItBitExchange = require('itbit-exc');
var itBitExchange = new ItBitExchange({
key: 'your_api_key',
secret: 'your_api_secret',
walletId: your_wallet_id
}
);
The constructor has more optional parameters:
timeRangeBeforeCreatedInMillis
: Search interval* min (default 1 min.)timeRangeAfterCreatedInMillis
: Search interval* max (default 30 min.)log
: Select another logger if you want. This module uses console-log-level
*The max and min range we search for trades belonging to an ItBit order
in getTrade()
function. The time is before and after order create time.
Note: All data and errors are returned as objects, not as stringified JSON.
Note: All amounts, except the fee and price for exchange, are denominated in sub-units. This means 0.01 USD will be returned as 100, and 1.0 BTC will be returned as 100000000.
Errors format
We use the Node's native Error
class to generate an error, to which we attach two custom properties: code
and cause
.
code
represents the machine readable code for the certain error. Eg.exchange_server_error
(for a list of all error codes used in the exchange OSS modules, see bellow)cause
contains the raw error object, returned from the system, be it the Node environment, the exchange server or something else We use the Error class because later, upon the error object, we can call the.stack
property (or any other native property), that is auto-generated with the object. This way there is no need to assign it explicitly, when returning the error.
Example of an error message
{
[Error: The base amount must be a number],
code: 'internal_module_error',
cause: 'some cause or an error stack'
}
Then, at the receiver side, you can easily call error.message
to get the custom, human-readable error message, or error.code
for the machine-readable one, and so on (provided that you call your received object error
).
List of error codes
exchange_server_error
: Indicates that the error has happened in and was received from the remote exchange server itself (ItBit).internal_module_error
: Indicates that the error has happened internally in the module. This means that a logical failure, a data manipulation failure has occurred or wrong input parameters have been passed to the exposed endpoint.
Exposed endpoints
Ticker
Returns ticker information for a given currency pair
Input parameters
baseCurrency
: The base currency of the currency pair
quoteCurrency
: The quote currency of the currency pair
Example call
itBitExchange.getTicker('BTC', 'USD', function(err, ticker) {
if (err) {
console.log(err);
} else {
console.log(ticker);
}
});
Response on success
{
baseCurrency: 'BTC',
quoteCurrency: 'USD',
bid: 649.89,
ask: 650.12,
lastPrice: 649.97,
high24Hours: 652.55,
low24Hours: 634.98,
vwap24Hours: 647.37,
volume24Hours: 1234567890 // 12.3456789 BTC
}
Order Book
Returns the current order book of ItBit in a custom organized object.
Input parameters
baseCurrency
: The currency of baseAmount
quoteCurrency
: The currency to determine the price quoteCurrency/baseCurrency
Example call
itBitExchange.getOrderBook('BTC', 'USD', function (err, data) {
if (err) {
console.log(err);
} else {
console.log(data);
}
});
Response on success
{
baseCurrency: "BTC",
quoteCurrency: "USD",
asks: [ // List of entries with bitcoins for sale, sorted by lowest price first
{
price: 450.65,
baseAmount: 44556677 // 0.44556677 BTC for sale
}
// ... more ask entries
],
bids: [ // List of entries for buying bitcoins, sorted by most highest price first
{
price: 450.31,
baseAmount: 33445566 // Someone wants to buy 0.33445566 BTC
}
// ... more bid entries
]
}
Get Balance
Returns the available and total balance amounts of the specified wallet for all available currencies.
Input parameters
none
Example call
itBitExchange.getBalance(function (err, data) {
if (err) {
console.log(err);
} else {
console.log(data);
}
});
Response on success
{
available: {
USD: 123, // 1.23 USD
BTC: 23000000 // 23 BTC
}
total: {
USD: 123,
BTC: 23000000
}
}
Get Trade
Fetches a trade object from ItBit which contains order status. If order is filled/closed. The trade object is returned with new trade values. If order is open the same trade object is returned without any new values.
Input parameters
This object only has the required fields
trade:
{
raw: {
id: 123456789, // Id of the ItBit order
}
}
Example call
itBitExchange.getTrade(trade, function (err, data) {
if (err) {
console.log(err);
} else {
console.log(data);
}
});
Response on success
{
type: 'limit',
state: closed',
baseAmount: -200000000, // Sold 2.00000000 BTC...
quoteAmount: 74526, // ... for 745.26 USD
baseCurrency: 'BTC' // Currency of the baseAmount
quoteCurrency: 'USD' // Currency of the quoteAmount
feeAmount: 11, // Paid 0.11 USD to the exchange as commission for the order
feeCurrency: 'USD', // Currency of the feeAmount
raw: {} // Exchange-specific object
}
List Transactions
Returns a list of 'deposit' and 'withdrawal' type transaction objects, starting from the latest one, descending, fetched from your ItBit account.
If the latestTransaction
is provided, then fetch the transactions from the provided one, onwards.
This is made according to the logic that in your system you have the latest transaction, and you want to fetch all the transaction, from your ItBit account, that happened after this transaction.
If this object parameter is not provided (null), return ALL transactions from the account.
Input parameters
This object only has the required fields
var latestTransaction = {
raw: {
time: '2015-02-18T23:43:37.1230000'
}
};
Example call
itBitExchange.listTransactions(latestTransaction, function (err, data) {
if (err) {
console.log(err);
} else {
console.log(data);
console.log(data.length); // to see the number of transactions found
}
});
Response on success
[
{
externalId: '1234-2345-3456-4567',
state: 'relayed',
amount: 400000, // Transaction of 4,000.00 USD
currency: 'USD',
type: 'deposit', // Transaction type. Can be 'deposit' or 'withdrawal'
raw: {} // Exchange-specific object
},
{
externalId: '2345-3456-457-5678',
state: 'completed'
amount: -2000000000, // Transaction of 20 BTC
currency: 'BTC',
type: 'withdrawal',
raw: {}
}
// ... more transactions
]
Place trade
Place a limit BUY or SELL trade (order), depending on the sign of the baseAmount argument. SELL if amount is negative BUY if amount is positive
Input parameters
{int} baseAmount
: The amount in base currency to buy or sell on the exchange; If negative amount, place sell limit order. If positive amount, place buy limit order. Denominated in smallest sub-unit of the base currency
{float} limitPrice
: The minimum/maximum rate that you want to sell/buy for. If baseAmount is negative, this is the minimum rate to sell for. If baseAmount is positive, this is the maximum rate to buy for. limitPrice must always strictly positive
{string} baseCurrency
: The currency of the base amount.
{string} quoteCurrency
: The currency of the quote amount.
Example call
itBitExchange.placeTrade(-1250000, 460.00, 'BTC', 'USD', function (err, data) {
if (err) {
console.log(err);
} else {
console.log(data);
}
});
Response on success
{
type: 'limit',
state: 'open',
baseAmount: 123456789, // Buy 1.23456789 BTC
baseCurrency: 'BTC', // Currency of the baseAmount
quoteCurrency: 'USD', // Currency of the quoteAmount
limitPrice: 500.00, // Buy bitcoins at a maximum price of 500 USD/BTC
raw: {}
}
Enjoy!
Disclaimer
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