npm install bitstamp
A basic API wrapper for the Bitstamp REST API. Please refer to their documentation for all calls explained. Check out example.js for a list of all possible calls and their parameters.
var Bitstamp = require('bitstamp');
var bitstamp = new Bitstamp();
bitstamp.transactions('btcusd', function(err, trades) {
console.log(trades);
});API v2 is introduced, you now need to pass the market you are interested in. Note that some API calls have changed and:
Please note that API v2 endpoints rounding is different, than the one used on the old endpoints.
The whole private API authentication process looks different now. The result is that you have to provide different information to Bitstamp (generate an API key, provide key, secret and client ID - the last is your Bitstamp user ID). Check out the new examples in example.js.
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Copyright (c) 2013 Mike van Rossum mike@mvr.me
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