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entsoe-api-client

v1.0.3

Published

ENTSO-e transparency platform API Client. Complete. Easy to use. Minimal.

Readme

entsoe-api-client

Unofficial ENTSO-e REST API Client for Deno and Node. Comprehensive. User-friendly. Minimalistic.

Module type: CJS+ESM NPM Downloads MIT License

Check out the full documentation at https://entsoe-api-client.56k.guru

Features

  • Supports all requests listed in Entso-e REST API Documentation
  • Supports zip-file endpoints and transparently unzips documents
  • Includes examples that support both Deno and Node
  • Supports both Deno and Node (>=18.0)
  • Written in fully typed TypeScript
  • Offers ESM (for Deno and Node) and CommonJS (for Node) support
  • Adds descriptions to codes while parsing the documents
  • Supports curve type A03 with automatic forward fill

Quick usage

Here's a quick example on how a entsoe api query is made using entsoe-api-client.

// Run ENTSO-e transparency playform query
const result = await QueryPublication(
    typeof process !== "undefined" ?  // Your entsoe api-token by environment variable
        process.env.API_TOKEN // ... in Node
        : Deno.env.get("API_TOKEN"), // ... in Deno
     {
        documentType: "A44",              // A44 - Price document
        processType: "A01",               // A01 - Day ahead
        inDomain: Area("BZN|SE2"),            // In_Domain: For A44 - Electricity price area
        outDomain: Area("BZN|SE2"),           // Out_Domain: For A44 - Electricity price area
        startDateTime: dateToday,         // Start date
        endDateTime: dateTomorrow         // End date
    }
); 

For full documentation on installation and usage, refer to the full documentation at https://entsoe-api-client.56k.guru.

Examples can be found in the /examples directory.

To run the examples, pass your ENTSO-e API key as an environment variable called API_TOKEN. Deno

Powershell

$env:API_TOKEN="your-api-token"; deno run -A .\spot-prices-today.ts

Bash

API_TOKEN="your-api-token" deno run -A .\spot-prices-today.ts

Node

Powershell

$env:API_TOKEN="your-api-token"; node .\spot-prices-today.ts

Bash

API_TOKEN="your-api-token" node .\spot-prices-today.ts

Contributing & Support

entsoe-api-client is founded and actively maintained by Hexagon. If you find value in entsoe-api-client and want to contribute:

Code Contributions: See our Contribution Guide for details on how to contribute code.

Sponsorship and Donations: See github.com/sponsors/hexagon

Your trust, support, and contributions drive the project. Every bit, irrespective of its size, is deeply appreciated.

License

MIT License