Every endpoint in okxus's api definition is exposed as an implicit method — a thin, generated wrapper around the raw exchange endpoint. Use these for exchange-specific functionality the CCXT API does not cover.

These methods are available in every CCXT language — TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, PHP, C#, Go and Java. Call them by the camelCase name shown in the tables below (e.g. publicGetMarketTickers); the snake_case alias (public_get_market_tickers) also works in JavaScript, Python and PHP, and Go uses the PascalCase form (PublicGetMarketTickers). Switch tabs for the call in each language:

const okxus = new ccxt.okxus ();
const response = await okxus.publicGetMarketTickers (params);

import ccxt from 'ccxt';
const okxus = new ccxt.okxus ();
const response = await okxus.publicGetMarketTickers (params);

import ccxt
okxus = ccxt.okxus()
response = okxus.public_get_market_tickers(params)

$okxus = new \ccxt\okxus();
$response = $okxus->public_get_market_tickers($params);

using ccxt;
var okxus = new Okxus();
var response = await okxus.publicGetMarketTickers(parameters);

okxus := ccxt.NewOkxus(nil)
response := <-okxus.PublicGetMarketTickers(params)

Path parameters wrapped in {} (e.g. {pair}) are substituted from params; everything else in params is sent as the query string or request body. Cost is the rate-limiter weight of each call.

📚 Official okxus API documentation: app.okx.com

433 implicit endpoints across 2 access groups.