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# Capwatch

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Watch your cryptoportfolio in a console

![Demo](http://i.imgur.com/wPZ9Rfe.png)

## Installation

    $ gem install capwatch
    $ capwatch

Don't forget to edit `~/.capwatch` with the amount of cryptocurrencies that you hold.

## Telegram

If you want to get portfolio notifications on demand into your telegram, you'll need:

1. Create a telegram bot via [BotFather](https://core.telegram.org/bots)
2. Get the bot `token`
3. Start capwatch with the bot `token` in hand

        $capwatch -e <bot_token>

Currently Capwatch supports only two commands

- `/watch` - shows the entire portfolio
- `/cap` - shows only the footer of the portfolio, e.g. summaries

Remember to start it on a server in a tmux window or as a daemon.

## Data Providers

- http://coinmarketcap.com

## Demo Funds

Fund examples can be found [here](spec/fixtures/funds) which were taken from [here](www.bluemagic.info)

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capwatch-0.2.3 README.md