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when i call getMyPastTrades to get all my past trades. I am expecting the returned timestamp to be the time the trade taken. However, it is returning the time when i am calling the method.

The API works great for my when running the js file directly in the console. However, when attempting to run via any browser, the private APIs are blocked by what appears to be a CORS issue. Any thoughts on bypassing this error in the browser?

I appreciate the wrapper. I will give it a go once I can get it working.

FYI the 'import' isn't standardized yet so Babel is required for set up from what I can see.

Seeing as I am new to babel getting this api up and running is very difficult as the babel documentation and community are littered with old/unusable advice.

I just thought it was worth mentioning as I am assuming other people ran into the same problem and gave up.

When I import gemini-api like in the example:

import GeminiAPI from 'gemini-api';

packages/modules.js:377
W20170615-16:46:00.105(7)? (STDERR) constructor({ key, secret, sandbox = false } = { sandbox: false }) {
W20170615-16:46:00.106(7)? (STDERR) ^
W20170615-16:46:00.106(7)? (STDERR)
W20170615-16:46:00.107(7)? (STDERR) SyntaxError: Unexpected token {

.... Is there a way to fix this?

I guess the package relies on the Node standard library which neither expo nor react-native include. Is there any way around this?

I'm new to the node world in general so any help would be appreciated.

I am trying to do a naive update based on the ReadMe, but I am having trouble moving it to consume updates from the initial open.

My code via a es6 module:

let ops = {
key:'',
secret:'',
sandbox: true
};

self.__geminiWebSocket = new GeminiAPI.WebsocketClient(ops);
self.__geminiWebSocket.openMarketSocket(symbol, () => 
      console.log('opened');
      this.__geminiWebSocket.addMarketMessageListener((data) => {          
       
        console.log(data); // works
       
      });

// doesn't work :(

                       self.__geminiWebSocket.addMarketListener('trade', (data) =>{
                                      var count =0;
                                     console.log('more stuff');
                                        console.log(data);
                                console.log(count++);
      });

Thank you!