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Informations about the package okcoin
doublebit/okcoin
A simple Laravel 5 wrapper for OKCoin API.
This package is not ready for use in production!
Installation
Install with composer:
composer require doublebit/okcoin
Then add the provider to config/app.php
DoubleBit\OKCoin\OkcoinServiceProvider::class,
and optionally add the facade to aliases
'OKCoin' => DoubleBit\OKCoin\Facade::class,
Then run php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Doublebit\Okcoin\OkcoinServiceProvider
Usage
echo json_encode(\OKCoin::getTicker())
The package has no built-in API calls, you can make a call to any endpoint from the OKCoin API.
If the OKCoin API adds new endpoints you can make calls to those without updating the package.
The methods are constructed as follows: first all lowercase word is the method (get/post).
Then starting with an uppercase letter is the name of the endpoint from OKCoin API.
In the name of the endpoint remove all the underscores (_) and start each word after an underscore
with an uppercase. Example: POST /api/v1/batch_trade becomes OKCoin::postBatchTrade()
The methods support up to 4 arguments, as follows:
- If the first argument is not a string, it MUST BE an array of parameters for the query (according to the API docs)
- If the first argument is string, it's considered API_KEY and the second argument MUST BE SECRET_KEY and the array of parameters are moved to the third argument
- Last argument is always the callback. The callback receives the following 3 arguments:
$endpoint, $params, $result. The $endpoint is the API endpoint, not the method name. The $params is an array of params (sent to the method). The $result is the json received from the server orfalsein case of error.
OkcoinException
// @todo
Issues
Report any issues on github
License
See LICENSE file
