cli and node module for convenient access to blockfolio
if using cli tool, install module globally
npm i -g blockfolio
set the following environment variables in your shell profile.
# required: device id. copy it from your blockfolio app settings
BLOCKFOLIO_DEVICE_ID=device_token_goes_here
# optional: column limit. adjust according to your preferred terminal window size
BLOCKFOLIO_COLUMN_LIMIT=larger_limit_displays_more_columns
# optional: favorites. coins are added to porfolio table, and listed at the top of summaries table
BLOCKFOLIO_FAVORITES=comma_delimited_coins
# optional: column width. applies to columns 5+ only
BLOCKFOLIO_COLUMN_WIDTH=smaller_widths_truncate_cell_data
# default values for optional parameters
BLOCKFOLIO_COLUMN_LIMIT=5
BLOCKFOLIO_FAVORITES=BTC,LTC,ETH,XRP
BLOCKFOLIO_COLUMN_WIDTH=14
column limit and favorites are overridable
blockfolio
# override column limit to 7:
blockfolio 7
const blockfolio = require('blockfolio');
(async () => {
try {
// params are not necessary if environment variables are set
// const res = await getPositionSummaries(BLOCKFOLIO_DEVICE_ID, BLOCKFOLIO_FAVORITES);
const res = await getPositionSummaries();
const {activePositionSummaries, portfolio} = res;
console.log(portfolio);
console.log(activePositionSummaries);
} catch (err) {
console.error(err);
}
})()
- add custom handling for when blockfolio api server is experiencing a timeout
- finish test suite
- expose http interface
- add coinmarketcap.com price column(for price verification) to coin-summaries table
- add coinmarketcap.com global cryptocurrency markets data to portfolio table
- add net profit/loss column to portfolio table
- add portfolio allocation % column to coin-summaries table
##Thank you
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