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The Bitcoin-Api.io professional grade API lets you easily add bitcoin to your websites and apps. Using a token, you can effortlessly incorporate bitcoin deposit and withdraw functionality into your tech.
'use strict';
const BitcoinApi = require( 'bitcoin-api' );
const bitcoinApi = new BitcoinApi({
token: 'token goes here'
});
(async () => {
try {
const {
balanceData: { amount }
} = await bitcoinApi.getTokenInfo();
// logs current balance
console.log( 'Balance:', amount );
// withdraws 0.00004 BTC
await bitcoinApi.withdraw({
amount: 0.00004,
address: 'mgXi9VCAmwaEGszk5yhqkigptTVQM33uhx',
});
}
catch( err ) {
console.log( 'err:', err );
}
})();npm install bitcoin-api --save
'use strict';
const BitcoinApi = require( 'bitcoin-api' );
const bitcoinApi = new BitcoinApi({
livenetMode: false,
// optional: defaults to false
token: 'xxcsddfksdjaksld',
// required
baseUrl: 'https://my-bitcoin-api-full-stack-instance-url.com',
/*
optional: provide your custom base url,
to be used in combination with
https://github.com/bitcoin-api/bitcoin-api-full-stack
*/
});(async () => {
const createTokenResults = await BitcoinApi.createToken();
console.log(
'Create token results:',
JSON.stringify( createTokenResults, null, 4 )
);
/*
Logs:
Create token results: {
"token": "6bda5fe7949b470fa4e11e..."
}
---
Optional Parameters:
await BitcoinApi.createToken({
livenetMode: true || false,
baseUrl: 'https://my--bitcoin-api-full-stack-instance.com',
});
Note:
unlike the other methods of BitcoinApi
.createToken is accessed through the BitcoinApi class itself,
not a bitcoinApi instance of the class
*/
})();(async () => {
const tokenInfo = await bitcoinApi.getTokenInfo();
console.log( 'Token Info:', JSON.stringify( tokenInfo, null, 4 ) );
/*
Logs:
Token Info: {
"isActivated": true,
"balanceData": {
"amount": 0.002,
"status": "normal"
}
}
*/
})();(async () => {
const addressData = await bitcoinApi.createOrGetAddress();
console.log( 'Address Data:', JSON.stringify( addressData, null, 4 ) );
/*
Logs:
Address Data: {
"address": "3AfV9QQQTgtCH6YEjBpDTyH5sswgGD5MLp"
}
Note:
createOrGetAddress will return null for the "address" value
when no fresh addresses are available
*/
})();(async () => {
const feeData = await bitcoinApi.getFeeData();
console.log( 'Fee Data:', JSON.stringify( feeData, null, 4 ) );
/*
Logs:
Fee Data: {
"fee": 0.0000001
}
Note:
This is a public method so it does not
require a token to be activated
*/
})();(async () => {
await bitcoinApi.withdraw({
amount: 0.002,
address: '3AfV9QQQTgtCH6YEjBpDTyH5sswgGD5MLp',
includeFeeInAmount: false,
});
/*
This operation withdraws 0.002 BTC to 3AfV9QQQTgtCH6YEjBpDTyH5sswgGD5MLp
Note:
includeFeeInAmount is optional
when set to true, the fee will automatically
be deducted from the amount
enviroWithdrawAmount is optional
the amount specified will be donated to
help protect our environment🌲🌳☮️
*/
})();https://api-bitcoin.io/v3
https://bitcoin-api.io/v3 (not active - testnet mode only)
Public Endpoints can be accessed using HTTPS requests with the following headers:
// HTTP headers to add to make requests to Public Endpoints
{
"Content-Type": "application/json"
}Tokens are used to make authorized requests to the Bitcoin-Api.io API. These authorized requests allow you to access and to control your bitcoin. A token is a key that gives you access to your bitcoin, bitcoin addresses, withdraws, and any other resources associated with that token. It is very important that you keep your token secret and secure in order to protect your bitcoins and any token-associated data.
General-Token Endpoints are endpoints that must be accessed using a token in the header. You first acquire a token by making a request to the /tokens POST public endpoint.
Once you have a token, you can add it to your HTTPS request header like below to make authorized requests to General-Token Endpoints:
// HTTP headers to add to make requests to General-Token Endpoints
{
"Content-Type": "application/json",
"Token": "YOUR_TOKEN_GOES_HERE_INSTEAD_OF_THIS_TEXT"
}As the name suggests, an Activated-Token Endpoint can only be accessed using an Activated-Token. To activate your token, use the appropriate link below:
Activate your tokens with the following link:
Once you have an Activated-Token, you can add it to your HTTPS request header like below to make authorized requests to token-only endpoints:
{
"Content-Type": "application/json",
"Token": "YOUR_ACTIVATED-TOKEN_GOES_HERE_INSTEAD_OF_THIS_TEXT"
}All responses, success or error, should always respond with a 200 status code in the actual HTTPS response.
This implies that any non-200 status code responses should be considered unexpected internal server errors or the request itself was invalid (e.g. accidentally using the wrong HTTP method).
Requests that executed successfully will return a response in the following form:
{
"statusCode": 200, // number (200-299)
"body": {
"key_1": "value_1",
"key_2": "value_2",
"key_3": "value_3",
...,
"key_i": "value_i",
...,
"key_n": "value_n"
}, // object
}Assuming the request was properly formed and there were no internal server errors, as explained above, the HTTPS request itself will respond with a 200 status code although the contents of that response will be in the following form:
{
"statusCode": 400 || 500, // number (400-599)
"isError": true,
"message": "the error message will be here instead of this text", // string
}Create a new token. Tokens provide access to your bitcoins and associated resources by authorizing token-only requests.
Public Endpoint
{}{
"statusCode": 200,
"body": {
"token": "asjfhnsdlkjfhdskljhfskdljfhsdjkfsdkjfhnsdlsdf..."
}
}This endpoint gets info associated with a token.
General-Token Endpoint
{
"statusCode": 200,
"body": {
"isActivated": false,
"balanceData": {
"amount": 0.0005,
"status": "normal"
}
}
}- For the balance data (
body.balanceData) returned in the response, there is astatusvalue associated with it. The value will either be"normal"or"transformation". If the value is in the"transformation"state, that means a withdraw is currently being processed.
This endpoint updates your token's value. Your old token's value becomes invalid when you update that token's value.
General-Token Endpoint
{}{
"statusCode": 200,
"body": {
"token": "2asjfhnsdlkjfhdskljhfskdljfhsdjkfsdkjfhnsdlsdf..."
}
}This endpoint creates a new bitcoin address that can
be used to deposit bitcoins. A new address will be generated
once the old one has bitcoin sent to it.
If the address value is null,
there are currently no new addresses available and you
must try again later.
Activated-Token Endpoint
{}{
"statusCode": 200,
"body": {
"address": "3AfV9QQQTgtCH6YEjBpDTyH5sswgGD5MLp"
}
}The balance associated with your token will be automatically updated after your bitcoin deposit transaction has at least 6 confirmations on the bitcoin network. You can retrieve your bitcoin balance using the /tokens GET General-Token Endpoint.
This endpoint gets an estimate of the current fee that's added to the withdraw amount. This fee is only used to cover the bitcoin network fees.
Public Endpoint
{
"statusCode": 200,
"body": {
"fee": 0.000002
}
}This fee estimate is subject to change according to the bitcoin network. This fee estimate provides an estimation of the maximum amount of bitcoin that will be used by the bitcoin network to send bitcoin to the desired address. If the actual fee demanded by the bitcoin network is less than the current fee estimate, whatever fee is not used while performing a withdraw will be refunded shorty after the withdraw has been performed.
This endpoint withdraws bitcoin associated with your token.
Activated-Token Endpoint
{
"amount": 0.00004, // 0.00004 is the min withdraw amount
"address": "3AfV9QQQTgtCH6YEjBpDTyH5sswgGD5MLp",
"includeFeeInAmount": false // optional, defaults to false
"enviroWithdrawAmount": 0.00001 // optional, makes the withdraw an EnviroWithdraw!
}{
"statusCode": 200,
"body": {}
}EnviroWithdraw - an option that allows you to contribute bitcoin to our environment🌲🌳🌎! This donation is added to your withdraw fee (which is only the bitcoin network fee).
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Activated-Token Endpoint: an API endpoint that requires an Activated-Token set in the request headers in order to authorize the request. See the Activated-Token Endpoint request section for details on how to make Activated-Token requests.
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API: an application programming interface (API), in the context of Bitcoin-Api, refers to a collection of access points (called API endpoints) which are used to access and control your bitcoins. Check out this article on bitcoin APIs and regular APIs for a more detailed explanation of what bitcoin APIs and regular APIs are and how they function.
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Endpoint (or API Endpoint): an endpoint is a url with an HTTP method (e.g. GET, POST) that can be accessed via HTTPS requests. Endpoints are the main communication channel of Bitcoin-Api and form the basis for all operations in the API.
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Public Endpoint: an API endpoint that is accessible for everyone without any token authorization required. See the Public Endpoint Request section for details on how to make public endpoint requests.
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Coding: Michael Stecky-Efantis - contact for enterprise Bitcoin-Api Bitcoin and crypto services - add crypto to your business!
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