Problem

The issue that i'm getting while running track is below

user@user:~$ crypto track --coin btc,eth
2022/01/25 20:37:46 strconv.ParseFloat: parsing "": invalid syntax

Environment

My running environment Linux user 5.4.0-91-generic #102-Ubuntu SMP Fri Nov 5 16:31:28 UTC 2021 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux and I've installed crypto package through snap. The Information about the operating system are

Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:    Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS
Release:        20.04
Codename:       focal

Concept

This would allow users to perform crypto graph --coin btc,eth and have a real time graph display in their terminal.

Add a command to view live action blockchain transactions.

This may have already been done but I'd find it handy to watch coin movement like processes in linux htop or top or gotop or .

https://asciinema.org/

The README has the relevant headings but needs to populated. Use release 0.1.0 as the starting point.

This will alert the user when the value hits a certain upper and lower value. I was thinking the alert could consist of a sound or a pop-up (maybe something similar). You would pass the coin argument in and it's upper and lower thresholds and perhaps a sound file.

https://pkg.go.dev/golang.org/x/tools/cmd/godoc

https://blog.golang.org/godoc

You'll probably have to pair this with a --API-Key flag as most endpoints require some form of auth these days.

This will allow users to perform a snap install crypto-tracker command to complete the snap install.

Concept

Using a raspberry pi and an e-paper screen, display screen depending on a physical hardware button.

This would allow a bit more pop in the terminal (if black). Maybe specify a global flag for a colour scheme.

This will allow you to run docker run json0/crypto track/graph

As we have done with snaps, we should with Brew and maybe chocolatey for Windows. These should be automated using goreleaser.

I want this to appear as a monitor, something unix based, like htop or gotop. A nice graphical display of your own porfolio of crypto currency.

You can use a config file to define your coin amount or perhaps define it as a flag in the command. For example, either crypto portfolio --coin btc=1, eth=15 or crypto portfolio --config config.json

Description

In these cases, in case of failure, defer never gets called. Example: go defer os.Remove(filename) if bad { log.Fatalf("something bad happened") } should be written as: go defer os.Remove(filename) if bad { log.Printf("something bad happened") return }

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The following package would be a better choice to represent a graph in the console. https://github.com/buger/goterm/blob/master/examples/chart_example.go

Description

This part of code has not been used anywhere in the project, and is not exported. Maybe it was mistakenly left behind while refactoring, or was intended to be used somewhere, but remained unused by mistake.

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https://github.com/guptarohit/asciigraph

A directory would need to be created to hold an example run though of creating a polybar config block.

Currently, the help command doesn't give you enough of a verbose output, which can make things confusing.

Description

Value has been assigned to a variable but it is being overwritten before being read. In most cases, this could be a forgotten error check. Example: go a := "foo" a = "bar"

Occurrences

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