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priceToPrecision returns String

See original GitHub issue

Function priceToPrecision returns String-Type, should be Float.

OS: Windows 10
Programming Language: Node.js 8.9.3
CCXT version: 1.1.544
Exchange: Bittrex (all?)
Method: priceToPrecision

const ccxt = require ('ccxt');
const bittrex    = new ccxt.bittrex({});

(async () => {
    await bittrex.loadMarkets();
    console.log(typeof bittrex.priceToPrecision('DGB/BTC', 0.00000509))
})();

output: ‘string’

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Created 6 years ago
Comments:5 (5 by maintainers)

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Pmantcommented, Jan 2, 2018

Yes that’s what I’m doing in my code, I just suggested it would be more intuitive if the values returned by priceToPrecision und amountToPrecision had the same type. If it is actually intended the way it is you can close this issue.

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kroitorcommented, Jan 2, 2018

@Pmant

If it is actually intended the way it is you can close this issue.

Currently, it is, but we are going to make it more convenient very soon. We are working on a much better support for arbitrary precision: https://github.com/ccxt/ccxt/issues/522. Will keep you updated on our progress. Thx!

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