A bitcoin.co.id API's wrapper, written in Typescript language.

This is a Typescript library, contains a Service class which wrap calls to Bitcoin.co.id's API endpoints, in several methods. Bitcoin.co.id is a platform which provides exchange services for Digital Assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, which accepts Indonesian Rupiah fiat money. Bitcoin.co.id also releases Public & Private API to allow 3rd party developers creating applications which access Bitcoin.co.id's services such as getting ticker information to Trading services. This library is intended for wrapping the API so that Javascript or Typescript developers could use this library, in case they want to integrate Bitcoin.co.id's services in their Node.js applications.

The original API documentation can be downloaded from here.

• Run npm install bitcoincoid-ts --save command inside your Node.js project's directory

• In your Javascript's application/library file, import the BitcoinCoIdService class

  import { BitcoinCoIdService } from 'bitcoincoid-ts';

• Supposed, we would like to call orderHistory API to get a list of our Ripple-IDR (XRP-IDR) Orders history list. Then, we import additional type & constant that will be used for calling this API's method, in later lines.

  import {
    BitcoinCoIdService,
    IOrderHistoryArgs,
    XRP_IDR,
  } from 'bitcoincoid-ts';

• In your method that need to call the orderHistory API, you will add these lines to call the API:

    // Assumed, we have put API KEY & SECRET KEY into environment variables
    const BITCOINCOID_API_KEY = process.env.BCI_AK;
    const BITCOINCOID_SECRET_KEY = process.env.BCI_SK;
  
    async myAwesomeApi() {
      // ...some code    
      const orderHistoryArgs: IOrderHistoryArgs = {
        pair: XRP_IDR,
      };
  
      const bitcoinCoIdService = 
        new BitcoinCoIdService(BITCOINCOID_API_KEY, BITCOINCOID_SECRET_KEY);
      const response = await bitcoinCoIdService.orderHistory(orderHistoryArgs);
  
      // ... some code to proses the response
    }

• See the original API documentation from here, to get a list of available methods to call.

Below is the structure of this Node library:

  - index.ts
  - lib
      |- index.ts
      |- contracts
      |         |- api-args.ts
      |         |- index.ts
      |- api-name.constants.ts
      |- bitcoin-co-id.service.ts
      |- pair.consants.ts
      |- index.ts      

• index.ts - within the library's root folder & subfolders, we placed index.ts for exporting any types reside in the folder to up one level above of it. This will allow developers to import any types within the library, regardless of where they are being placed within. Example: As a developer we need to import IOrderHistoryArgs interface and XRP_IDR constant, to be used for calling the BitcoinCoIdService's orderHistory method. The common way to do this is by writing these lines:

    import { BitcoinCoIdService } from 'bitcoincoid-ts';
    import { IOrderHistoryArgs } from 'bitcoincoid-ts/lib/contracts/api-args';
    import { XRP_IDR } from 'bitcoincoid-ts/lib/api-name.constants';

            However, we can write these lines to import these type & constant too, as shown in this following snippet:

  import {
    BitcoinCoIdService,
    IOrderHistoryArgs,
    XRP_IDR,
  } from 'bitcoincoid-ts';

• lib folder - This is the folder that contain all of this library's files and a subfolder which hold method argument types. All of these files will be explained in next points.

• api-name.constants.ts - Contains the API Name constants that are internally referenced by bitcoin-co-id.service.ts. Therefore, developer should not need to use these constants

• bitcoin-co-id.service.ts - The main class that wraps calls to Bitcoin.co.id's API as public methods. The naming of Bitcoin.co.id's API is retained on each of these public methods. For example: A call to orderHistory API can be done through invoking orderHistory method of bitcoin-co-id.service.ts. The original API documentation can be downloaded from here.

• pair.constants.ts - Contains a list of Constants which define a pair of cryptocurrencies. On several API methods, some of them requires one of these constants to be supplied in as one of their argument. In case you will need to call one of this API Methods (e.g. getOrder method), you can refer and use this constant instead of typing them as literal string.

• contracts\api-args.ts - Contains a interfaces which represent the API's Request contracts. When calling a bitcoin-co-id.service.ts's method which takes an argument object, the argument should be typed as one of these defined contract. Example: you need to import IOrderHistoryArgs interface in order to call bitcoin-co-id.service.ts's orderHistory method, because the method accepts argument that is typed as IOrderHistoryArgs interface.

• Get the Bitcoin.co.id's API Key & Secret Key from your Bitcoin.co.id's account page. Then, export them as environment variables in your machine. Example:

    export BITCOINCOID_API_KEY=yourbitcoincoidApiKey
    export BITCOINCOID_SECRET_KEY=yourbitcoincoidSecretKey

• Clone this repository into your machine through running this command on a terminal window: git clone https://github.com/WendySanarwanto/bitcoincoid-ts.git

• Change directory to the cloned project's directory. Then run npm install to install all required dependencies.

• Run npm run test for running the system test.

When using this library, you may find something is not working as expected or you have an idea to improve this library to be better. Feel free to report issues that you may find when using this library or you could submit your pull request of your enhancement idea / bug fixes.

Do you find this library is useful in your project and would like to appreaciate this work ? You could do it through donating some of your crypto coins /tokens into these wallets here:

• Ripple/XRP: rhwpiuXMfysWRSfJ9KoQaDA4fR7ggYiNXk

• ARK: Aefy4SSMDa4vidVQdDAU5aMwhUffypCkqB