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Small CLI app to track cryptocurrency trends.
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$ npm install --global cracket
By running the cli app without arguments you'll open it with the default behaviour. You can move around using the arrow keys to select a currency or to switch pages. You can also use Tab or Tab+Shift to select a currency.
By pressing Return/Enter when a currency is selected you'll open its detail view which contains some more detailed info and a graph that shows the trends.
You can always type the ? key in any screen in order to get help on how to navigate.
$ cracket --help
Usage
$ cracket
Options
--per-page Fixed results per page
--columns Fixed columns to show (name,price,1h,24h,7d,volume,marketCap)
Usage
Use the arrow keys to switch page.
Press 'q' or 'Ctrl+C' to exit.
Examples
$ cracket --per-page=1 --columns=name,price,1h,24h,7d
Name Price 1h 24h 7d
Bitcoin $18929.9 -0.34865 -1.03432 7.24047
This app uses the following libraries:
FAQs
CLI app to keep track of cryptocurrency trends
The npm package cracket receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, cracket popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cracket 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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