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tickerterm-cli
Advanced tools
A command line interface for TickerBot operations.
Navigate to the CLI directory:
cd cli
Install dependencies:
npm install
Link the CLI globally for development:
npm link
After linking, you can use tickerterm from anywhere in your terminal.
Run the demo command to test the CLI:
tickerterm demo
You can run the CLI locally without global installation:
npm run dev demo
To install globally:
npm install -g .
To remove the global installation:
npm uninstall -g tickerterm
This CLI is designed to be distributed via Homebrew. The package structure supports global installation and follows Node.js CLI best practices.
tickerterm login --email - Login with email and password (default: production)tickerterm login --google - Login with Google OAuth (opens browser)tickerterm login --email --staging - Login to staging (internal emails only)tickerterm login --google --staging - Google OAuth to staging (internal emails only)tickerterm logout - Logout and clear stored credentialstickerterm whoami - Show current authentication statustickerterm demo - Runs a demonstration commandAll TickerBot operations require authentication. The CLI supports two login methods:
~/.tickerterm/auth.json with restricted file permissions (600)FAQs
Command line interface for TickerBot trading and market data
The npm package tickerterm-cli receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, tickerterm-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that tickerterm-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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