Shows last BTC price (in TL) on Paribu.com & Bitstamp.net exchange.
BitBar (by Mat Ryer - @matryer) lets you put the output from any script/program in your Mac OS X Menu Bar.
- Download latest BitBar release - requires Mac OS X Lion or newer (>= 10.7)
- Visit the app homepage at https://getbitbar.com to install plugins
- Get started and installing plugins
Just drop the plugin into your BitBar plugins folder (if you have the repo, why not use the Enabled folder?)
Make sure it's executable (in Terminal, do chmod +x btc.25s.sh)
Then choose Refresh all from the BitBar menus
The refresh time is in the filename of the plugin, following this format:
{name}.{time}.{ext}
name
- The name of the filetime
- The refresh rate (see below)ext
- The file extension
For example:
date.1m.sh
would refresh every minute.
Most plugins will come with a default, but you can change it to anything you like:
- 10s - ten seconds
- 1m - one minute
- 2h - two hours
- 1d - a day
If you get this error "jq command not found" this means you don't have jq package. You have to install it.
jq is a lightweight and flexible JSON processor.
brew install jq
I assume you have Homebrew if you don't look below. After this command Homebrew will install required package.
Just go this page and get install command. :)
Or you can copy and paste it.
/usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"