Simple and minimalistic client for Telegram CryptoBot Crypto Pay API.
Using npm/yarn:
$ npm install crypto-bot-api$ yarn add crypto-bot-apiFor browsers use bundles from dist directory or add package to your project dependencies and import it.
- >= Node.js 12
- >= Chrome 32
- >= Firefox 29
- >= Edge 12
- >= Safari 8
- >= Safari on iOS 8
- > Android Browser 4.4.4
In Node.js:
const CryptoBotAPI = require('crypto-bot-api');
const client = new CryptoBotAPI('1234:AAA...AAA');
const me = await client.getMe();
console.log(me);In browsers:
<script src="crypto-bot-api.min.js"></script>
<script>
var client = new CryptoBotAPI('1234:AAA...AAA');
client.getMe().then(function(me) {
console.log(me);
});
</script>Important: at the time of publication of version 0.2.0 (Dec 9, 2021), API servers do not return header Access-Control-Allow-Origin, which allows make requests to API from third-party domains, so client request from website environment won't work (but its work in browser extensions, Electron and similar apps)
More usage examples see in examples project directory.
Crypto Pay API support events by sending webhooks requests. To handle webhooks request library proposes to use creating Node.js built-in HTTPS server or using Express.js-like middleware API. See examples with names starts with webhooks-.
Note: you need enable webhooks in CryptoBot app settings.
Important: at the time of publication of version 0.2.0 (Dec 9, 2021), API servers do not accept self-signed certificates
Library documentation can be found in repository GitHub page.
For Node.js usage, we advise you to start studying documentation with library default exported ClientEmitter class.
For browsers usage, we advise you to start studying documentation with library default exported for browsers Client class.
Files for Node.js compiled to lib directory. Browsers bundles compiled to dist directory.
$ git clone https://github.com/sergeiivankov/crypto-bot-api
$ cd crypto-bot-api
$ npm i
$ npm run build-docs # To build library documentation
$ npm run build-lib # To build for Node.js
$ npm run build-dist # To build for Browsers
$ npm run build # To build allAlso, project have watch commands to using it in development:
$ npm run watch-docs # To watch build library documentation
$ npm run watch-lib # To watch build for Node.js
$ npm run watch-dist # To watch build for Browsers
$ npm run watch # To watch allTo maintain high quality of the code and bring source code to a consistent form, project use eslint linter and has high documentation requirements. If you want to make a pull request, check that documentation matches your changes and eslint does not signal errors with command:
$ npm run lint