ticcr/README.md

Lookup crypto currency prices

# 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: 
```bash
$ npm i -g ticcr
```

### Usage
The command below gives list of all cryptos from the default exchange. Currently Bittrex. 

```bash
$ ticcr
```

Use 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. 

```bash
$ ticcr -c usdt
```

Use with flag -e (--exchange) to select from which exchange you want the price. 

```bash
$ ticcr dcr ltc eth -c usdt -e polinex
```

Multiple coins can also be looked up simultaniously in multiple currencies. 

```bash
$ 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.

```bash
$ ticcr dcr ltc eth -c usdt -e binance polinex bittrex
```

As 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. 

```bash
$ ticcr btc -c usdt -s
```

Used with the -l (--list) option will provide a log of the supported exchanges.This will be output prior to the price output. 

```bash
$ ticcr dcr -l
```

NOTE: This package is still VERY buggy.