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bitcoin-sfox-client
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This is used by My-Wallet-V3.
npm install bitcoin-sfox-client --save
Three things are needed:
delegate
object (see example) with functions that provide the following:function () { return JSON.stringify(this._sfox);
}email()
-> String : the users email addressisEmailVerified()
-> Boolean : whether the users email is verifiedgetEmailToken()
-> stringify : JSON web token {email: 'me@example.com'}monitorAddress(address, callback)
: callback(amount)
if btc receivedcheckAddress(address)
: look for existing transaction at addressgetReceiveAddress(trade)
: return the trades receive addressreserveReceiveAddress()
commitReceiveAddress()
releaseReceiveAddress()
serializeExtraFields(obj, trade)
: e.g. obj.account_index = ...
deserializeExtraFields(obj, trade)
var object = {user: 1, offline_token: 'token'};
var sfox = new SFOX(object, delegate);
sfox.api.apiKey = ...;
sfox.delegate.save.bind(sfox.delegate)();
// "{"user":1, ...}"
To use a local version of bitcoin-exchange-client, create a symlink:
cd ..
rm -rf bitcoin-coinify-client/node_modules/bitcoin-exchange-client
ln -s ../../bitcoin-exchange-client bitcoin-coinify-client/node_modules/bitcoin-exchange-client
To use a local version of this repo inside my-wallet-v3, create a symlink:
cd ..
rm -rf My-Wallet-V3/node_modules/bitcoin-sfox-client
ln -s ../../bitcoin-sfox-client My-Wallet-V3/node_modules/bitcoin-sfox-client
Note that Grunt won't detect these changes.
Change version in package.json
.
git commit -a -m "v0.1.0"
git push
git tag -s v0.1.0
git push --tags
FAQs
Buy and sell Bitcoin using SFOX API.
We found that bitcoin-sfox-client demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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