cryptoexchange-dashboard

Primarily this project is my field for experiments in Go and its source code is slightly overloaded

The tool allows you to sync your data from cryptocurrency exchanges and see the progress in time on web UI. Currently, only Bittrex is supported

How to run everything in one click

• Copy docker/env.template to docker/env and change it especially in the section commented by ###change me

• Add your read-only Bittrex API keys EXCHANGE_API_KEY, EXCHANGE_API_SECRET to docker/env file or export them as environment variables. Your keys stay locally and won't be published somewhere outside of your environment. But anyway, PLEASE GENERATE YOUR KEYS AS READONLY - it is enough for work

• Run

  make docker-compose-x86 DCO_ARGS="up -d"

• Check that everything is OK

  make docker-compose-x86 DCO_ARGS="logs"
  

• Go to the http://localhost or use the custom port at the end of the URL if you have changed it in docker/env file

The web page doesn't look very nice but gives you helpful info

• aggregated history of all coins converted to BTC
• history of each coin in the separate tab
• orders history with the current profit info

How to run synchronizer separately

Synchronizer is the part of all tools that syncs data from exchanges to the local database. To see results you should run web UI separately. Would be good to run synchronizer on the machine working without interruption, because you will lose the data in the time range when it is not online

• Prepare your env file as in the section above

• Run

  make docker-compose-x86 DCO_ARGS="up -d sync"

• Check that everything is OK

  make docker-compose-x86 DCO_ARGS="logs"
  

How to run web UI separately

• Prepare your env file as in the section above

• Run

  make docker-compose-x86 DCO_ARGS="up -d web"

• Check that everything is OK

  make docker-compose-x86 DCO_ARGS="logs"
  

• Go to the http://localhost or use the custom port at the end of the URL if you have changed it in docker/env file

ARM or Raspberry PI support

You can run Synchronizer or Web on your raspberry like device just using make docker-compose-armhf instead of make docker-compose-x86

How to build docker images

make docker-build-x86

make docker-build-armhf