bitmart-oauth-sdk v0.4.0

Bitmart OAuth Nodejs SDK

Install

  npm i bitmart-oauth-sdk

User's guidance

Log in at the official bitmart login link to get authorizeCode. Then call the following method to get accessToken and other required content

  import { createToken, refreshToken } from 'bitmart-oauth-sdk'
  
  //  (Commonjs module) const oauth = require('bitmart-oauth-sdk')
  //  (Commonjs module) oauth.createSign('123', '123', '123', Date.now())

  /**
   * Get token
   * @param clientId 
   * @param authorizeCode 
   * @param clientSecret 
   * @param options url is a example, you can read our apiDoc
   */
  createToken('123', '123', '123', {
    url: 'http://api.bitmartdev.com/user-center/oauth/access-token',
    application: 'SG',
  })

  /**
   * Every so often, the token will become invalid and need to be re-obtained
   * @param clientId 
   * @param refreshToken 
   * @param clientSecret 
   * @param options url is a example, you can read our apiDoc
   */
  refreshToken('123', '123', '123', {
    url: 'http://api.bitmartdev.com/user-center/oauth/access-token/refresh',
    application: 'SG',
  })
  
  // createToken，refreshToken (Response example)
  {
    "code": 0,
    "message": "OK",
    "data": {
      "accessToken":"xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx",
      "accessSalt":"7YB3FLXO812",
      "refreshToken":"3F0XG5Qx2TlKWIA4cd123",
      "expireIn": 1444
    }
  }

Additional methods to generate signatures are available

  import { createToken, refreshToken } from 'bitmart-oauth-sdk'

  const now = Date.now()
  /**
   * generate signatures
   * @param clientId 
   * @param authorizeCode 
   * @param clientSecret 
   * @param timestamp 
   */
  const sign = createSign('123', '123', '123', now)