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market-monitor

v0.0.3

Published

An npm module to access Crypto Market Monitor data

Downloads

8

Readme

Crypto Market Monitor

The goal of the Crypto Market Monitor Project is to make market data more accessible. One challenge to anyone wishing to do anything with bitcoin market data (and any other cryptocurrency data), is the variety of markets. Each has their own api and data format. The Market Monitor project makes it easy to get data from many exchanges from one source in a standardized format. We are planning on adding support for additional exchanges, and additional currency pairs in the near future.

For example usage, see [btc.marketmonitor.io] (http://btc.marketmonitor.io)

See [Broadcast Server] (https://github.com/CryptoMarketMonitor/BroadcastServer) to connect directly to the data with Socket.io.

If there is any data you'd like to see added or any comments or critiques of our current data streams, please open an issue. We are always looking for feedback and any improvements we can make.

Disclaimer: This software and its associated data is provided as is, with no guarantee of validity or accuracy.

market-monitor

An npm module for accessing the data of the Crypto Market Monitor Project.

Usage:

npm install market-monitor

var monitor = require('market-monitor').btc.usd;

Trades

Emits a trade event whenever a trade occurs and passes the associated trade data.

Event: 'trade'

monitor.trades.on('trade', function(trade) {
  console.log(trade);
});

Data Format:

{
  exchange: String,
  date: Date,
  price: Number,
  amount: Number,
  currency: 'BTC',
  tCurrency: 'USD',
  exchangeTradeID: String
}

Market Summary Statistics

Emits an object containing market summary statistics.

Event: 'update'

monitor.summary.on('update', function(data) {
  console.log(data);
});

Data Format:

{
  vwap: Number,
  volume: Number,
  high: Number,
  low: Number,
  variance: Number,
  standardDeviation: Number,
  coefficientOfVariation: Number,
  range: Number,
  numTrades: Number
}

Price Over Time Chart Data

Emits an array of datapoints useful for making price over time charts.

Event: 'update'

monitor.priceCharts.oneMinute.on('update', function(data) {
  console.log(data);
});

Timeframes:

oneMinute fiveMinutes fifteenMinutes oneHour

Data Format:

[
  {
    date; Date,
    high: Number,
    low: Number,
    open: Number,
    close: Number,
    vwap: Number,
    volume: Number,
    numTrades: Number
  }
  ...
]

Price Distribution Chart Data

Emits an array of datapoints useful for making price distribution charts

Event: 'update'

Data Format:

[
  {
    exchange: String,
    price: Number,
    volume: Number
  },
  ...
]

Endpoints in progress: