crypto-balances-test

Crypto-balances

Easy check addresses balances of various crypto tokens. Script automaticaly recognize a protocol by address and return balance of tokens associated with it.

On repo project folder type:

~ » npm run balance 0xfc30a6c6d1d61f0027556ed25a670345ab39d0cb

  { status: 'success',
  service: 'http://api.etherscan.io',
  address: '0xfc30a6c6d1d61f0027556ed25a670345ab39d0cb',
  asset: 'ETH',
  quantity: '0.29' }

  0.29 ETH

Node.js

var balance = require('crypto-balances');
balance("0xfc30a6c6d1d61f0027556ed25a670345ab39d0cb", function(error, result) {
  console.log(result);
});

[{"quantity":"0.29","asset":"ETH"}]

Supported Protocols

• Using https://chain.so: Bitcoin, Litecoin
• Using http://dogechain.info: Dogecoin
• Using http://etherscan.io: Ethereum
• Using http://blockscan.com: Counterparty
• Using https://api.coinprism.com: Open Assets Protocol
• Using https://api.ripple.com: Ripple and Ripple based IOUs
• Using http://omnichest.info: Omni
• Using http://jnxt.org: NXT and NXT AE (on port 7876)
• Using http://bigalice3.nem.ninja: NEM (on port 7890)
• Using http://node.cyber.fund: Bitshares with account names (on port 8055)
• Using http://node.cyber.fund: Factom (on port 8077)
• Using https://chainz.cryptoid.info: Dash, PeerCoin, etc

Installation

~ » git clone https://github.com/ValeryLitvin/crypto-balances
~ » cd crypto-balances
~ » make init
~ » make build

Tests

~ » npm test

Next Milestone

• Move all urls to config file

License

Under MIT License

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request