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hashrateno

v3.0.2

Published

Hashrate.no API client

Readme

hashrateno

Hashrate.no API client

Features:

  • Based on native fetch
  • Convenient error handling
  • Full type safety

Official documentation: hashrate.no/c/api

Installation

npm install hashrateno

Usage

Creating an instance

import Hashrateno from 'hashrateno'

const hashrateno = new Hashrateno('API_KEY', {
  baseURL: 'https://hashrate.no/api/v2', // (optional) Override the default base URL for the API
  fetchOptions: {}, // (optional) Additional `RequestInit` options to be passed to `fetch` calls
  fetch: globalThis.fetch, // (optional) Specify a custom `fetch` function implementation
})

Benchmarks

const benchmarks = await hashrateno.benchmarks({ coin: 'RVN' })

Coins

const coins = await hashrateno.coins() // All coins
const coin = await hashrateno.coins({ coin: 'RVN' }) // One coin

Estimates

const powerCost = 0.1 // (optional) Power cost in USD

const asicEstimates = await hashrateno.asicEstimates({ powerCost })
const cpuEstimates = await hashrateno.cpuEstimates({ powerCost })
const depinEstimates = await hashrateno.depinEstimates({ powerCost })
const fpgaEstimates = await hashrateno.fpgaEstimates({ powerCost })
const gpuEstimates = await hashrateno.gpuEstimates({ powerCost })

Fetch Options

All methods accept fetch options as the last parameter, for example:

const benchmarks = await hashrateno.benchmarks(
  { coin: 'RVN' },
  {
    // `RequestInit` options
  },
)

Error Handling

Use the HashratenoError class for error handling.

Errors have fields with information error.title and error.detail.

import { HashratenoError } from 'hashrateno'

try {
  const benchmarks = await hashrateno.benchmarks({ coin: 'RVN' })
} catch (error) {
  if (error instanceof HashratenoError) {
    console.log(error.title, error.detail)
  } else {
    throw error
  }
}

Retries

For retrying, it's recommended to use p-retry:

import pRetry from 'p-retry'

const benchmarks = await pRetry(
  async () => {
    return await hashrateno.benchmarks({ coin: 'RVN' })
  },
  {
    retries: 5,
  },
)

Timeouts

Use AbortSignal.timeout:

const benchmarks = await hashrateno.benchmarks(
  { coin: 'RVN' },
  {
    signal: AbortSignal.timeout(5000),
  },
)

Combine signals using AbortSignal.any. In the following example, the request will be aborted after 5 seconds, but can also be aborted earlier by calling controller.abort():

const controller = new AbortController()

// You can abort by event
// controller.abort()

const benchmarks = await hashrateno.benchmarks(
  { coin: 'RVN' },
  {
    signal: AbortSignal.any([AbortSignal.timeout(5000), controller.signal]),
  },
)

API Call Limits

The free plan of Hashrate.no provides only 100 API calls per month. To bypass this, you can cache data in memory, file system or upgrade to a paid plan.

A good library for caching data in the file system: file-system-cache.

The advantage of caching data in the file system is that the data will not be lost after restarting your application.