This source code shows simple example of working with Peatio Ranger service using WebSocket channels.
The program connects to running Ranger service using WebSocket protocol
If --jwt flag is specified, it tries to solve the authentication challenge
and subscribes to public and private member channels. If --jwt flag is not
specified then the program will just subscribe to public channels such as
global tickers update and market bids/asks tickers.
If --jwt flag is specified and the authentication challenge is failed, the
program will exit with exitcode 1.
After connecting and optinally solving the authentication challenge the programm will start receiving messages from the WebSocket stream, all received messages will be printed in following format in console:
[INFO] Channel: <channel-name> Payload: <data>
You need to ensure that you have installed dependencies required by this
example such as ws library.
Run npm install.
Just run node app.js, if you want to specify hostname of ranger then you need
to use --host option, see section Configuration below.
The example supports few options:
--host- Allows to specify hostname of Ranger. By default will be used address of workbench's ranger service:ws.ranger.wb.local.--jwt- Allows to specify a JWT token for authentication.
MIT.