nordnet-next-api

Nordnet nExt API Javascript client

Isomorphic JS client for Nordnet nExt API. Client can be used both on the client and server side. Client should be used for making HTTP requests towards nExt API. See nExt API documentation for a list of possible requests.

Installation

NPM

npm install --save nordnet-next-api

Usage

Library can be used on the client and server side.

import api from 'nordnet-next-api';

api
  .get('https://api.test.nordnet.se/next/2')
  .then(({ status, data }) => console.log(status, data));

var api = require('nordnet-next-api');
var express = require('express');
var app = express();

app.get('/', function (req, res) {
  api.get('https://api.test.nordnet.se/next/2')
    .then(function(response) {
      res.send(response);
  })
});

Authentication is required to be able to use nExt API. Authorization header can be used to pass session token when communicating to the API. See nExt API documentation for more details on how to get test account and authenticate against nExt API.

API

• api.get(url, params = {}, headers = {})
• api.post(url, params = {}, headers = {})
• api.put(url, params = {}, headers = {})
• api.del(url, params = {}, headers = {})

Each method returns a Promise, which resolves or rejects with Object { response, data, status } where

• response, Type Object, Fetch API Response
• data, Type Object || String || (undefined if HTTP status === 204)
• status, Type Number, HTTP status code

Promise is rejected when HTTP status code is greater or equal 400.

url

Required
Type: String Example:

• /api/2/login
• /api/2/accounts/{accno}
• /api/2/instruments/{instrument_id}?positions={positions}

Note: interpolated url params are taken from params argument. If url contains a key, which doesn't exist in params, promise will be rejected with Error.

params

Required
Type: Object
Default: {}

Object params is used to

• interpolate url params.
• if headers contains "Content-type": "application/json" for constructing request payload.
• otherwise for constructing request body.

headers

Required
Type: Object
Default: {}

See Fetch API Headers

Basic usage

import api from 'nordnet-next-api';

api
  .get('https://api.test.nordnet.se/next/2/accounts/{accno}', { accno: 123456789 })
  .then(({ status, data, response }) => console.log(status, data, response));

Returned response contains

• status (HTTP response status)
• data (either JSON or plain string depending on Content-type header)
• response (Response interface of Fetch API)

Passing path parameters

import { get } from 'nordnet-next-api';

get('https://api.test.nordnet.se/next/2/accounts/{accno}', { accno: 123456789 })
  .then(({ status, data }) => console.log(status, data));

Passing query parameters

import { get } from 'nordnet-next-api';

get('https://api.test.nordnet.se/next/2/news?days={days}', { days: 0 })
  .then(({ status, data }) => console.log(status, data));

Passing POST parameters

import { post } from 'nordnet-next-api';

post('https://api.test.nordnet.se/next/2/user/{key}', { key: 'foo', value: { bar: 'bar' }})
  .then(({ status, data }) => console.log(status, data));

Passing additional headers

import { get } from 'nordnet-next-api';

get('https://api.test.nordnet.se/next/2/markets/{market_id}', { market_id: 11 }, { 'Accept-Language': 'sv' })
  .then(({ status, data }) => console.log(status, data));

See tests under src/__tests__ for more examples.

Example projects

nordnet-next-api is distributed with a two simple example projects.

First, build the project:

npm run build

Run the client side example:

cd examples/client
npm install
npm start

Run the server side example:

cd examples/server
npm install
npm start

License

This open source project released by Nordnet is licenced under the MIT licence.