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This is an open source project created to utilize the QuadrigaCX API to support automated, algorithmic trading. The project was made and tested for Node 8.0+.
There are no guarentees towards the stability or effectiveness of this project. Comments, contributions, stars and donations are, however, all welcome.
npm install quadriga-node-api
To begin using the API wrapper, require it, create a config object that contains your API key, Secret key and Account Id provided by QuadrigaCX and then run the custom init() function with your config object as a parameter. Example code is as follows:
const api = require('quadriga-node-api')
const config = {
apiKey: 'xXXXXX',
secretKey: 'xxxxxxxxXXXXXXXXXXXXXxxXXXXXXXXXXXXXxxxXXX',
clienId: 'xxxxxxx'
}
api.init(config)
Public endpoints can be accessed without config. Example:
const api = require('quadriga-node-api')
api.init()
However, none of the Private endpoints will work.
Once the API wrapper object is created, you can call any of the associated functions. You can use the api object either indirectly through async/await or directly as a Promise with .then .catch calls.
Simple examples:
// async/await indirect approach
async function getAccountBalances() {
try {
let response = await api.accountBalances()
console.log(response.data)
} catch (err) {
console.log(err)
}
}
// Promise based direct approach
api.accountBalances().then(r=>console.log(r.data)).catch(e=>console.log(e))
Public endpoints do not require an API key, Secret Key or Account Id.
api.tradingInfo(symbol)
symbol = 'string' (e.g. 'btc_usd') OPTIONAL
api.orderBook(params)
params = {
book: 'string' (e.g. 'btc_usd') Default: 'btc_cad' OPTIONAL
group: integer (0 - false; 1 - true) Default: 1 OPTIONAL
}
api.transactions(params)
params = {
book: string (e.g. 'btc_usd') Default: 'btc_cad' OPTIONAL
time: string (e.g. 'minute') Default: 'hour' OPTIONAL
}
Private endpoints require an API key, Secret Key and Account Id provided as a config variable during api.init(config) as described above.
api.accountBalances()
api.userTransactions(params)
params = {
offset: integer (skip n transactions) Default: 0 OPTIONAL
limit: integer (limit to n transactions) Default: 50 OPTIONAL
sort: 'desc' || 'asc' Default: desc OPTIONAL
book: 'string' (e.g. 'btc_cad') Default: 'btc_cad' OPTIONAL
}
api.openOrders(symbol)
symbol = string (e.g. 'btc_cad') Default: 'btc_cad' OPTIONAL
api.lookupOrder(id)
id = string || array (of 64 characters long hexadecimal string taken from the list of orders)
api.cancelOrder(id)
id = string (a 64 characters long hexadecimal string) MANDATORY
api.placeOrder(side, params)
//Place a buy/sell, limit/market order (if no price is provided as param, it will
side: string ('buy' || 'sell')
params = {
amount: float MANDATORY
price: float MANDATORY FOR LIMIT ORDER
book: string (e.g. 'btc_cad') Default: 'btc_cad' OPTIONAL
}
api.deposit(coin)
coin = string (e.g. 'bitcoin' || 'bitcoincash') lowercase & MANDATORY
api.withdraw(coin, params)
coin = string (e.g. 'bitcoin' || 'bitcoincash' || 'ether') lowercase & MANDATORY
params = {
amount: float MANDATORY
address: string MANDATORY
}
BTC: 3KX8P6caBdhtLuPJk7Lu7onprCJiQELxCQ
ETH: 0x8d88ffbb6e74531652e916eb9b52c40da9e5f686
LTC: LhZKNPBUgQHb4J9KNEWTj8boJy2mKnNEVC
Contact me for any other specific cryptocurrencies you'd prefer to use.
This project is open source and uses the ISC license. Feel free to utilize in whatever way you see fit.
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An async/await Node.js api wrapper for QuadrigaCX
The npm package quadriga-node-api receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, quadriga-node-api popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that quadriga-node-api 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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