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bittrex-typescript
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I looked at all of the bittrex API clients that I could find. None of them supported HTTP KeepAlive. None of them did TypeScript generics well. All of them needed help. So, what else do you do? Write your own.
I'm open to a PR for removing the Node dependencies and making this work in a browser. This will likely require replacing got
as the HTTP client. Maybe something with the Fetch API?
I'd like to take the good parts from agentkeepalive
and just use them to see if there is any real performance benefits.
Todo: Implement the websockets portion of the API.
yarn add bittrex-typescript
import {BittrexClient} from 'bittrex-typescript';
const bittrex = new BittrexClient({
key: '',
secret: ''
agent: true // Turn on HTTP KeepAlive
});
bittrex.ticker('BTC-NEO').then((ticker) => {
console.log(ticker);
}, (error) => {
console.log(error);
});
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Bittrex client using typescript
We found that bittrex-typescript 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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