bittrex-v3-node

This project is based on Andrew Barba bittrex-node. It is mainly developed for personal use, but feel free to fork, notify issues or pull request contributions.

Assumptions

• This project is written in TypeScript. Params and responses will be strictly typed according to official docs.
• Endpoint details will be documented with the official bittrex API V3 documentation.
• This project won't be compatible with any v1.1 API version. Use bittrex-node for that purpose.
• Libraries will be updated to latest version, specially axios, to avoid the latest well-known security issues with old versions.
• Tests + coverage will be provided.

General overview

• V3 Authenticated requests
• Rate Limits control
• Pagination support
• Error codes
• Parse number and Date response fields
• Websockets support
• Unit tests (safe to run with real API keys)

API Endpoints

• Account
• Addresses
• Balances
• Batch
• ConditionalOrders
• Currencies
• Deposits
• Executions
• FundsTransferMethods
• Markets
• Orders
• Ping
• Subaccounts (:warning: only for partners)
• Transfers
• Withdrawals

A full-featured Bittrex API client for Node.js

• Supports all documented v3 endpoints
• 100% unit-test coverage
• Heavily documented
• Promise based with async/await

Get started

If you're using the Bittrex REST API, I can assure you this is the only library worth using. Here's why:

• It doesn't make you parse the Bittrex response and look for errors
• It properly parses all timestamps to JavaScript Date objects (:warning: work in progress)
• It uses proper JavaScript and Node conventions
• It throws proper errors when parameters are missing (:warning: work in progress)
• It uses a single https client with Keep-Alive enabled
• It's faster than every other node Bittrex library

Documentation

Initialize Client

const { BittrexClient } = require('bittrex-v3-node')

let client = new BittrexClient({
  apiKey: '12345',
  apiSecret: 'abcde'
})

Docs

Package docs here.