ticcr v1.1.9
ticcr
CLI command that currently allow you to fetch crypto currency prices from Binance, Polinex and Bittrex.
Installation
In order to ensure global access to command install using the -g (global) flag:
$ npm i -g ticcrUsage
The command below gives list of all cryptos from the default exchange. Currently Bittrex.
$ ticcrUse with flag -c (--currency) to select the currency you wish the crypto displayed in. The following command give a list of all cryptos from the default exchange in usdt.
$ ticcr -c usdtUse with flag -e (--exchange) to select from which exchange you want the price.
$ ticcr dcr ltc eth -c usdt -e polinexMultiple coins can also be looked up simultaniously in multiple currencies.
$ ticcr btc dcr doge dash -c btc usdt -e polinex The above command should result in a table similar to the one below:
| symbol | price | currency |
|---|---|---|
| BTC | 32152.94876227 | USDT |
| DASH | 0.00403872 | BTC |
| DASH | 130.31983853 | USDT |
| DCR | 0.00326248 | BTC |
| DOGE | 0.00000678 | BTC |
| DOGE | 0.21695474 | USDT |
It is also possible to lookup multiple prices from multiple exchanges simultaniously.
$ ticcr dcr ltc eth -c usdt -e binance polinex bittrexAs an experimental feature it is now possible to get a real time stream of prices from binance via a websocket connection. Use the -s (--socket) option. Because this connection stays open you currently need to use the keyboard combination "CTRL + C" to end the stream in your terminal window.
Note that both one or more tickers and one or more currencies must be given as input for this feature to work.
$ ticcr btc -c usdt -sUsed with the -l (--list) option will provide a log of the supported exchanges.This will be output prior to the price output.
$ ticcr dcr -lNOTE: This package is still VERY buggy.
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