btce-api

btce-api
========

Node.js client for the btc-e API

Installation

You can use npm to install it:

``
npm install btce-api
`

Methods

Private API methods
`
btceApi.setKeys(oKeys)
btceApi.getInfo(callback)
btceApi.trade(oConfig, callback)
btceApi.tradeHistory(oConfig, callback)
btceApi.orderList(oConfig, callback)
btceApi.cancelOrder(oConfig, callback)
`
Public API methods
`
btceApi.getLastTrades(sPair, callback)
btceApi.getDepth(sPair, callback)
btceApi.getTicker(sPair, callback)
`

Examples

You can call the public API metohds of btce without using your key pair:

`
var btceApi = require('btce-api');
btceApi.getLastTrades('ltc_usd', function(aLastTrades){
console.dir(aLastTrades.slice(0, 5));
});
`

If you want to use the private methods, you have to provide with the key pair first:

`
var btceApi = require('btce-api');
var oPair = {
key: '',
secret: ''
};
btceApi.setKeys(oPair);
btceApi.getInfo(function(oInfo){
console.dir(oInfo);
});
btceApi.getTicker('ltc_usd', function(oTicker){
console.dir(oTicker);
});
``

Notes

The requests have to have a parameter called nonce that is a number that cannot decrease over time. The module generates it using the current timestamp. The requests are delayed each other few tenths of a second in order to avoid that some requests arrive before the previous one. If a request returns an error it retries to send it.
If you try to send a lot of requests at once, they will be stored in a queue and it may take a while to complete all the requests.