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To get a global install of the latest CLI release.

npm install -g cli-bitcoin

Command for help

cli-bitcoin --help

Command to see version

cli-bitcoin --version

Command to see the description

cli-bitcoin --description

With this simple command it is possible to choose the method and currency in a very simple and intuitive way

cli-bitcoin

You can choose which cryptocurrency by passing a --coin <ACRONYM> or -c <ACRONYM> option. If no option is set by default and "btc". See all accepted currency acronym arguments here

For more advanced information, learn about the following methods:

• TICKER: Returns information with the summary of the last 24 hours of trading. Veja mais..

• ORDERBOOK: Order book made up of sell and buy orders. Veja mais..

• TRADES: History of trades carried out. Veja mais..

• DAY SUMMARY: Returns daily summary of trades performed. Veja mais..

USE:

$ cli-bitcoin <methodo> [options]

See the "--help" for each method to learn more about the options available.

# EXAMPLES
cli-bitcoin ticker --help

cli-bitcoin ticker -c eth

# OR

cli-bitcoin orderbook --help

cli-bitcoin orderbook -c btc

# OR

  $ cli-bitcoin trades

  $ cli-bitcoin trades -c eth

  $ cli-bitcoin trades -t 5700 -c eth

  $ cli-bitcoin trades -s 5700 -c eth

  $ cli-bitcoin trades -f 1501871369

  $ cli-bitcoin trades -ft 1501871369 1501891200

  $ cli-bitcoin trades --help

# OR

cli-bitcoin day-summary --help

cli-bitcoin day-summary 2020 11 31 -c eth

Returns information with the summary of the last 24 hours of trading.

• high: Highest trading unit price in the last 24 hours.

• low: Lowest unit trading price in the last 24 hours.

• vol: Amount traded in the last 24 hours.

• last: Unit price of the last negotiation.

• buy: Highest bid price in the last 24 hours.

• sell: Lowest bid price in the last 24 hours.

• date: Date

# EXAMPLES
cli-bitcoin ticker --help

cli-bitcoin ticker -c eth

Descrição: Livro de ofertas é composto por duas listas:

• (1) uma lista com as ofertas de compras ordenadas pelo maior valor;
• (2) uma lista com as ofertas de venda ordenadas pelo menor valor.

O livro mostra até 1000 ofertas de compra e até 1000 ofertas de venda.

Uma oferta é constituída por uma ou mais ordens, sendo assim, a quantidade da oferta é o resultado da soma das quantidades das ordens de mesmo preço unitário. Caso uma oferta represente mais de uma ordem, a prioridade de execução se dá com base na data de criação da ordem, da mais antiga para a mais nova.

• bids: Lista de ofertas de compras, ordenadas do maior para o menor preço.
  • [0]: Preço unitário da oferta de compra.
  • [1]: Quantidade da oferta de compra.
• asks: Lista de ofertas de venda, ordenadas do menor para o maior preço.
  • [0]: Preço unitário da oferta de venda.
  • [1]: Quantidade da oferta de venda.

Example Command:

# EXAMPLES


cli-bitcoin orderbook --help

cli-bitcoin orderbook -c btc

Example output:

{
    "asks": [
        [10410.00006000, 2.09190016],
        [10420.00000000, 0.00997000],
        [10488.99999000, 0.46634897]
    ],
    "bids": [
        [10405.38258000, 0.00181000],
        [10393.84180000, 0.08387000]
    ]
}

Description: History of trades carried out.

• date: Trading date and time;

• price: Trading unit price;

• amount: Trading amount;

• tid: trade identifier;

• type: Indicates the executing end of the negotiation.

buy : indicates executing purchase order

sell : indicates executing sell order

  -c, --coin [coin]        Acrônimo digital [coin]
  -t, --tid [tid]          Time | Returns up to 1000 trades from the trade identifier
  -s, --since [since]      Desde | Returns up to 1000 trades from the trade identifier
  -f, --from [from]        Returns up to 1000 trades from the given date
  -ft, --fron-to [fromTo]  Returns up to 1000 trades between the given timestamp range.
  -hd --human-date         output human-readable date
  -hc --human-currency     output human-readable currency
  -h, --help               display help for command

The "--from" and "--from" to arguments must be passed in unix date format representing the number of seconds from January 1, 1970. It is a time with no time zone or daylight saving time variations, so it uses only UTC /GMT, read more at: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Era_Unix. To convert, a good idea is to use the site http://www.epochconverter.com.

  $ cli-bitcoin trades

  $ cli-bitcoin trades -c eth

  $ cli-bitcoin trades -t 5700 -c eth

  $ cli-bitcoin trades -s 5700 -c eth

  $ cli-bitcoin trades -f 1501871369

  $ cli-bitcoin trades -ft 1501871369 1501891200

  $ cli-bitcoin trades --help

# rerult simplify fake:

[
  {
    amount: 0.00066,
    date: 1644555481,
    price: 227982.36604,
    tid: 13051699,
    type: 'sell'
  },

# ... continua...

  {
    amount: 0.00378864,
    date: 1644563106,
    price: 228353.20682001,
    tid: 13051798,
    type: 'sell'
  },
#  ... 998 more items
]

Description: Returns daily summary of trades performed.

Result

• date: Daily summary date (format: AAAA-MM-DD, example: 2013-06-20)

• opening: Unit price for opening trading on the day.

• closing: Unit price at the close of trading on the day.

• lowest: Lowest trading unit price on the day.

• highest: Highest unit trading price on the day.

• volume: Volume of Reais (BRL) traded on the day.

• quantity: Amount of digital currency traded on the day.

• amount: Number of trades carried out on the day.

• avg_price: Average unit price of trading on the day.

$ cli-bitcoin day-summary <year> <mouth> <day>

Command arguments 'year', 'month' and 'day' are required

  $ cli-bitcoin trades 2020 11 15 -c eth

Options:
  -c, --coin [coin]  Acrônimo da moeda digital [coin]
  -h, --help         display help for command

You can choose which cryptocurrency by passing a --coin <ACRONYM> or -c <ACRONYM> option. If no option is set by default and "btc". See all accepted currency acronym arguments here

• commander
• inquirer
• request

The data is a result of the Mercado Bitcoin public API. The CLI BITCOIN only serves as a facilitator to access this data via the command line.

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details