hashrateno

Hashrate.no API client

Features:

• Based on axios
• Error handling through try...catch and instanceof

Official documentation: hashrate.no/c/api

Installation

npm install hashrateno

Usage

Creating an instance

import HashrateNO from 'hashrateno'

const hashrateno = new HashrateNO('<API_KEY>', {
  axiosOptions: {}, // (optional) Axios instance options https://github.com/axios/axios
})

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 })

Request Configuration

All methods accept an optional request configuration for axios as the last parameter, for example:

const benchmarks = await hashrateno.benchmarks(
  { coin: 'RVN' },
  {
    // axios config
  },
)

Accessing axios instance

Use the field hashrateno.axios.

Refer to the documentation axios.

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 switch 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.