alpaca-ticker-config
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alpaca-ticker-config 🦙 🖥️ 🔧Configure Ticker with your Alpaca.markets positions from the command line.
Ticker is a "Terminal stock watcher and stock position tracker."
Alpaca is an "API for stock trading."
alpaca-ticker-config adds your current positions to Ticker by adding them to (or creating) Ticker's config file.
Install
> npm i -g alpaca-ticker-config
Have your Alpaca API "Key ID" and "Secret" ready (available on your Alpaca dashboard):
# check the manual
> alpaca-ticker-config --help
# update or create your Ticker config
> alpaca-ticker-config -k YOURKEYID -s theKeySecret
# run ticker
> ticker
This CLI will not replace your current Ticker watchlist, but it will always add your positions to any existing watchlist.
It will always replace your Ticker lots with your current Alpaca positions.
See "Todo" below.
This CLI hasn't been thoroughly tested. However, in the worst case it will save an empty .ticker.yml file.
It has only been tested on MacOS.
[ ] add option to print instead of save new config [ ] allow Ticker options to be passed to the config [ ] feature to save Alpaca credentials for subsequent runs
FAQs
Configure ticker with Alpaca.markets positions
The npm package alpaca-ticker-config receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, alpaca-ticker-config popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that alpaca-ticker-config demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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