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@vdegenne/cmc

v0.1.26

Published

cmc

Readme

Create static data from CoinMarketCap :

  • ./data/all.json: over +33k coins. Example of one coin:
{
	"id": 1,
	"name": "bitcoin",
	"symbol": "btc",
	"slug": "bitcoin",
	"is_active": 1,
	"status": "active",
	"rank": 1
}
  • ./data/mini.json: over +33k coins. Only contains id, name, slug, symbol

How to use data

Do not forget to add @vdegenne/cmc to the list of types in your tsconfig.json to have the types available.

Static version

/* cmc.ts */
import currencies from '@vdegenne/cmc/data/mini.json' with {type: 'json'}
import {CMCManager} from '@vdegenne/cmc/CMCManager.js'
export * from '@vdegenne/cmc/utils.js'

export const cmcManager = new CMCManager({
	initData: currencies,
})

// Usage
cmcManager.getCurrencyFromSymbol('btc').name // Bitcoin
// ...

Pros: You can inline the static data in your app, instant load. Cons: You have to bump/build/deploy each time you want the latest updated data.

So not recommended unless your app is sluggish and doesn't care about newly updated altcoins.

Dynamic version

/* cmc.ts */
import {CMCManager} from '@vdegenne/cmc/CMCManager.js'
export * from '@vdegenne/cmc/utils.js'

export const cmcManager = new CMCManager({
	// options
})

// Usage
await cmcManager.ready
cmcManager.getCurrencyFromSymbol('btc').name // Bitcoin
// ...

Pros: Data is fetched from CDN which will pull latest data possible. You don't have to build everytime data changes. Cons: More complex to integrate in your app, because now it's asynchronous and you have to make sure the data is fetched before feeding your views (use cmcManager.ready)

Where to fetch data from in dynamic mode?

By default it creates the url using the follow UrlBuilderFunction function:

async function (getLastVersion) {
	return `https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@vdegenne/cmc@${await getLastVersion()}/data/mini.json`;
}

You can also use your own builder function:

new CMCManager({
	async remoteUrl(getLastVersion) {
		return `https://unpkg.com/@vdegenne/cmc@${await getLastVersion()}/data/all.json`
	},
})

Or just a simple string:

new CMCManager({
	remoteUrl: 'https://unpkg.com/@vdegenne/[email protected]/data/mini.json',
})

Using icons

import {cmcIconUrl} from '@vdegenne/cmc/utils.js'

const coin = cmcManager.getCurrencyFromSymbol('btc')
const url = cmcIconUrl(coin.id)
// ...