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node-antminer

v0.1.5

Published

NodeJS Module for reading out Antminer status via web portal

Downloads

2

Readme

node-antminer

NodeJS module to read out Antminer status

Installing

You can install the module using NPM:

$ npm install --save node-antminer

Usage

First, include the package in the file you would like to use it:

var antminer = require('node-antminer');

Then, you can request the status of an antminer using the following statement:

antminer.readStats(host, port, username, password, callback);

The following parameters should be passed in:

  • [host] : The host name or IP Address of the antminer
  • [port] : The port number where the web server is running (usually 80)
  • [username] : The user name of the antminer web interface (default: root)
  • [password] : The password of the antminer web interface (default: root)
  • [callback] : A callback function to receive the statistics. First parameter is error (null if no error occurred), second is a structure with the statistics.

Example

var antminer = require('node-antminer');
antminer.readStats("192.168.0.2",80,"root","root",(err, stats) => {
    if(err) {
        console.error("An error occurred fetching stats from antminer", err);
    } else {
        console.log("Statistics read:", stats);
    }
});