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    @iofate/bitpanda-ws

Node.js websocket client for BitPanda


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BitPanda WS

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Node.js websocket client for BitPanda. Websocket API documentation: https://developers.bitpanda.com/exchange/?shell#websocket-api-overview

IOfate

This package is made by the IOfate company and is open source, feel free to use it, share it and contribute!

Features

  • Price ticks
    • Subscription
    • Unsubscribe
  • Candlesticks
    • Subscription
    • Unsubscribe
  • Emit errors by sockets
  • Auto-reconnect

Install

$ npm install @iofate/bitpanda-ws

How to use it

import { BitPandaWs } from '@iofate/bitpanda-ws';

const main = async () => {
  const client = new BitPandaWs();
  const symbol = 'BTC/EUR';
  const candleTimeFrame = '1m';

  await client.open();

  client.on(`ticker-${symbol}`, ticker => console.log(ticker));
  client.on(`candle-${symbol}-${candleTimeFrame}`, candle => console.log(candle));
  client.on('error-ticker', error => console.error(error));
  client.on('error-candle', error => console.error(error));

  client.subscribeTicker(symbol);
  client.subscribeCandles(symbol, candleTimeFrame);
};

main();

API

This package export one class BitPandaWs which extend from Emittery, which allow us to dispatch and listen events. More information about Emittery API here: https://github.com/sindresorhus/emittery#api

bitPandaWs = new BitPandaWs()

Create a new instance of BitPandaWs.

bitPandaWs.open()

Open BitPanda websockets. Must be called before any subscription!

Returns a promise.

import { BitPandaWs } from '@iofate/bitpanda-ws';

const bitPandaWs = new BitPandaWs();

await bitPandaWs.open();

bitPandaWs.isOpen()

To know if sockets are open or not.

Returns a boolean.

import { BitPandaWs } from '@iofate/bitpanda-ws';

const bitPandaWs = new BitPandaWs();

if (!bitPandaWs.isOpen()) {
  await bitPandaWs.open();
}

bitPandaWs.subscribeTicker(symbol)

Subscribe to the websocket ticker of the chosen symbol. Once called you'll be able to listen to ticker events for this symbol. open method must be called before calling this one.

import { BitPandaWs } from '@iofate/bitpanda-ws';

const bitPandaWs = new BitPandaWs();

await bitPandaWs.open();
bitPandaWs.subscribeTicker('BTC/EUR');
bitPandaWs.on('ticker-BTC/EUR', ticker => console.log(ticker));

bitPandaWs.unsubscribeTicker(symbol)

Unsubscribe from the ticker websocket of the associated symbol. Once called no more events will be dispatched.

import { BitPandaWs } from '@iofate/bitpanda-ws';

const bitPandaWs = new BitPandaWs();

await bitPandaWs.open();
bitPandaWs.subscribeTicker('BTC/EUR');
const stopListenFn = bitPandaWs.on('ticker-BTC/EUR', ticker => console.log(ticker));
bitPandaWs.unsubscribeTicker('BTC/EUR');
stopListenFn();

bitPandaWs.subscribeCandles(symbol, timeFrame)

Subscribe to the websocket candle of the chosen symbol and time frame. Once called you'll be able to listen to candle events for this symbol. open method must be called before calling this one.

Valid time frame: '1m', '5m', '15m', '30m', '1h', '4h', '1d', '1w', '1M'

import { BitPandaWs } from '@iofate/bitpanda-ws';

const bitPandaWs = new BitPandaWs();

await bitPandaWs.open();
bitPandaWs.subscribeCandles('BTC/EUR', '1d');
bitPandaWs.on('candle-BTC/EUR-1d', candle => console.log(candle));

bitPandaWs.unsubscribeCandles(symbol, timeFrame)

Unsubscribe from the candle websocket of the associated symbol. Once called no more events will be dispatched.

import { BitPandaWs } from '@iofate/bitpanda-ws';

const bitPandaWs = new BitPandaWs();

await bitPandaWs.open();
bitPandaWs.subscribeCandles('BTC/EUR', '1d');
const stopListenFn = bitPandaWs.on('candle-BTC/EUR-1d', candle => console.log(candle));
bitPandaWs.unsubscribeCandles('BTC/EUR', '1d');
stopListenFn();

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