Convert between any bitcoin unit - BTC, mBTC, μBTC, satoshi and even your own custom units.
new BitcoinUnit(10000, 'sats').to('BTC').getValue();
// 0.001;
new BitcoinUnit(21000, 'sats').to('BTC').format();
// '0.00021000 BTC';Add bitcoin-units to your Javascript project dependencies using Yarn:
yarn add bitcoin-unitsOr NPM:
npm install bitcoin-units --saveImport using ESM:
import { BitcoinUnit } from 'bitcoin-units';Or CJS:
const { BitcoinUnit } = require('bitcoin-units');Basic unit conversions are done using the to(unit) function:
new BitcoinUnit(1, 'mBTC').to('BTC').getValue();
// 0.001;There are 4 available units by default:
btc, mbtc, bit and satoshi.
You can also use any of the following aliases:
-
btc:bitcoinorbitcoins -
mbtc:millibtc -
bit:microbtc -
sats:sat,satoshi,satoshis
getValue() returns a Number:
new BitcoinUnit(1, 'mBTC').to('BTC').value();
// 0.001;toString() returns a string:
new BitcoinUnit(100000, 'satoshi').to('BTC').toString();
// '0.001';format() returns a string with the value and unit:
new BitcoinUnit(100000, 'satoshi').to('BTC').format();
// '0.00100000 BTC';You can set your own custom formats using the BitcoinUnit.setDisplay(unit, options):
BitcoinUnit.setDisplay('sats', {
format: '{amount} something',
});
new BitcoinUnit(1, 'BTC').to('satoshi').format();
// '100,000,000 something';If you want to create your own custom units, you can use the bitcoin.setUnit(unit, value):
BitcoinUnit.setUnit('custom', 1 / 1e2);
new BitcoinUnit(1, 'btc').to('custom').value();
// 100;You can use this to create your own conversion to fiat currencies:
// Let's suppose a rate of 1 BTC = $8000.00
BitcoinUnit.setUnit('usd', 1 / 8000);
new BitcoinUnit(1, 'satoshi').to('usd').value();
// 0.00008;There's a shorthand to this function named bitcoin.setFiat(unit, rate):
BitcoinUnit.setFiat('usd', 8000);
new BitcoinUnit(1, 'satoshi').to('usd').value();
// 0.00008;Rui Gomes
https://ruigomes.me
The MIT License (MIT). Please see LICENSE file for more information.
