v1 REST API

v1 REST API

Here is some documentation that will help you along your way. If you would like to read more, visit the Bitfinex Docs

• v1 REST API
  • Install
  • new BitfinexWS(APIKey, APISecret)
  • BFX.ticker(pair, cb)
  • instance
    • .ticker([pair])

Install

Install bitfinex-api-node via npm:

npm install bitfinex-api-node

new BFX(APIKey, APISecret, opts).rest

Param	Type	Description
APIKey	string	Your BFX API Key
APISecret	string	Your BFX Secret Key
Opts	object	opts = {version: 1}

where Opts consists of:

const opts = {
  version: 1 // for v1
}

BFX.ticker(pair, cb)

Param	Type	Description
pair	string	BTCUSD, LTCUSD, ETHUSD...
cb	function	callback of error, result

Example:

const bfxRest = const bfxRest = new BFX(apiKey, apiSecretKey, opts).rest
BFX.ticker('BTCUSD', (err, data) => {
  if (err) console.log(err)
  console.log('Ticker:', data)
})

BFX.ticker(pair, cb)

Param	Type	Description
pair	string	BTCUSD, LTCUSD, ETHUSD...
cb	function	callback of error, result

Example:

const bfxRest = const bfxRest = new BFX(apiKey, apiSecretKey, opts).rest
BFX.ticker('BTCUSD', (err, data) => {
  if (err) console.log(err)
  console.log('Ticker:', data)
})

BFX.fundingbook(currency, {options}, cb)

Param	Type	Description
currency	string	USD, GBP, JPY
options	sting	i.e. options = {'limit_asks': 2, 'limit_bids': 2}.
cb	function	callback with error, result as params

Example:

const bfxRest = const bfxRest = new BFX(apiKey, apiSecretKey, opts).rest
const options = {'limit_asks': 2, 'limit_bids': 2}
BFX.fundingbook('BTCUSD', (err, data) => {
  if (err) console.log(err)
  console.log('Ticker:', data)
})

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