bitcoin-best-fee
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bitcoin-best-fee aggregates the recommended Bitcoin fees from a variety of endpoints.
npm install bitcoin-best-fee
const bestFee = require('bitcoin-best-fee')
All methods return a Promise that resolves to the fee in satoshi/byte as a Number.
bestFee.fetchHigh()Fetch the highest fee from any of the endpoints.
Example:
bestFee.fetchHigh()
.then(fee => console.log(fee))
// -> 240
bestFee.fetchLow()Fetch the lowest fee from any of the endpoints.
bestFee.fetchMean()Fetch the mean average fee from all the endpoints.
bestFee.fetchMedian()Fetch the median average fee from all the endpoints.
Run npm test to run the linter and basic test suite.
Run npm run test-slow to run additional slow tests. The slow tests are contained in test/slow/. Warning: This takes 2-3m to run; be patient.
MIT
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Get recommended bitcoin fees from a variety of endpoints
The npm package bitcoin-best-fee receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, bitcoin-best-fee popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that bitcoin-best-fee demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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