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Coinbase Pro API for Node.js, written in TypeScript and covered by tests.
Coinbase Pro API for Node.js, written in TypeScript and covered by tests.
The purpose of coinbase-pro-node is to continue an active Coinbase Pro API after Coinbase deprecated the official Node.js library on January, 16 2020. Its predecessor got deprecated on July, 19th 2016.
npm
npm install coinbase-pro-node
Yarn
yarn add coinbase-pro-node
JavaScript
const {CoinbasePro} = require('coinbase-pro-node');
const client = new CoinbasePro();
TypeScript
import {CoinbasePro} from 'coinbase-pro-node';
const client = new CoinbasePro();
The demo section provides many examples on how to use "coinbase-pro-node". There is also an automatically generated API documentation. For a quick start, here is a simple example for a REST request:
import {CoinbasePro} from 'coinbase-pro-node';
// API Keys can be generated here:
// https://pro.coinbase.com/profile/api
// https://public.sandbox.pro.coinbase.com/profile/api
const auth = {
apiKey: '',
apiSecret: '',
passphrase: '',
// The Sandbox is for testing only and offers a subset of the products/assets:
// https://docs.pro.coinbase.com/#sandbox
useSandbox: true,
};
const client = new CoinbasePro(auth);
client.rest.account.listAccounts().then(accounts => {
const message = `You can trade "${accounts.length}" different pairs.`;
console.log(message);
});
If you want to listen to WebSocket messages, have a look at these demo scripts:
All demo scripts are executable from the root directory. If you want to use specific credentials with a demo script, simply add a .env
file to the root of this package to modify environment variables used in init-client.ts.
npx ts-node ./src/demo/dump-candles.ts
Tip: There is a .env.defaults file which serves as a template. Just remove its .defaults
extension and enter your credentials to get started. Do not commit this file (or your credentials) to any repository!
The "coinbase-pro-node" library was built to be used in Node.js environments BUT you can also make use of it in web frontend applications (using React, Vue.js, etc.). However, due to the CORS restrictions of modern web browser, you will have to use a proxy server.
A proxy server can be setup with webpack's DevServer proxy configuration or http-proxy-middleware.
Here is an example:
Backend
import {createProxyMiddleware} from 'http-proxy-middleware';
import express from 'express';
const app = express();
app.use(
'/api-coinbase-pro',
createProxyMiddleware({
target: 'https://api.pro.coinbase.com',
changeOrigin: true,
pathRewrite: {
[`^/api-coinbase-pro`]: '',
},
})
);
Later on, you can use the proxy URL (/api-coinbase-pro
from above) in your web application to initialize "coinbase-pro-node" with it:
Frontend
const client = new CoinbasePro({
httpUrl: '/api-coinbase-pro',
apiKey: '',
apiSecret: '',
passphrase: '',
useSandbox: false,
});
Checkout GitHub's dependency graph to see who uses "coinbase-pro-node" in production. There are also npm packages depending on "coinbase-pro-node".
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to check the issues page.
The following commits will help you getting started quickly with the code base:
All resources can be found in the Coinbase Pro API reference.
This project is MIT licensed.
Please leave a star if you find this project useful.
If you like this project, you might also like these related projects:
FAQs
Coinbase Pro API for Node.js, written in TypeScript and covered by tests.
We found that @nodefactory/coinbase-pro-node demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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