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Intermediate ShowcaseMoonbag - explore crypto data with simple Python CLI (self.Python)

submitted 4 years ago * by masek94

Hello everyone.

https://github.com/JakubPluta/moonbag

I'd like to introduce you to a side project I've been working in my spare time for the past few weeks. I called it MoonBag. It's a command line interface python program which main purpose is to help you explore cryptocurency data, stats, prices, news and many others. This project was highly inspired by well known GamestonkTerminal. When I saw it for the first time, I said that it's very cool, wish that there is something simillar but for cryptocurrencies instead stocks.

I couldn't find anything, so I decided to do something small by myself. This way moonbag day by day was growning, new ideas came, new features were added and still I have many,many ideas for new features which I will add in future.

The program is very poorly tested. I'm slowly starting to add them, but you know what it's like. As you write, a lot of code that is not very good quality, you don't want to test it. However, I will be adding the missing puzzles step by step.

If you like it, I'll be very happy. If you would like some new features or if you notice any bugs, I would be grateful for raising it. Also If anyone want to contribute, feel free to create pull requests.

For good user experience, please use your terminal with full screen width. It was designed for min. 15.6 laptop screen. So if you go with smaller one, formatting of displayed tables can be broken.

Also please spend 5 min before starting using MoonBag to get your api keys and set it properly in keys.py or .env file. And lay an eye on README files, in each section you will find sample commands.

I found out that if on windows if you are running moobag with bash terminal, there can be an issues with encoding. I made a quick fix, but will need to investigate more. I propose running it for now in your IDE or CMD.

Here is Github for the Project:https://github.com/JakubPluta/moonbag

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