thecoderpanda / open-cryptofolio

Free and Open Source cryptocoin ticker and portfolio manager app

OpenCryptofolio

Free and Open Source cryptocurrency portfolio manager written using React.js. Capable of handling multiple portfolios, showing chart data on portfolio performance and live value in BTC and major fiats, exporting/importing portfolio data, as well as displaying all major cryptocurrencies live trading data and historical performance chart.

All of the data is handled client-side, nothing is sent to server. If you choose to wipe cookies at the end of browsing session you can save your portfolio locally and later easily import it.

The project is currently on temporary hold. However, if you wish to contrubute, please do so!

Build Instructions

The project is based on Node.js Express server with React.js front-end.

If you wish to contribute:

Download Dependencies

To build this project you will need

• npm v3.10.10+
• Node.js v6.10.3+

which you can download from Node.js website (npm is included in Node.JS).

Download Project Files

To get project files you will need to either clone this repository (run git clone https://github.com/applebaum/open-cryptofolio.git in terminal), which will create a new open-cryptofolio folder, or download ZIP and extract it using archive manager of your choice.

Install Dependencies

After downloading project repository navigate to open-cryptofolio directory and in terminal run npm install which will automatically install all of the project dependencies (including react and react-dom).

Building scripts

To run the app you will need to execute following scripts:

In project directory you may run:

• npm run build - to build app for production into bundle.js
• npm run build:watch - to build development version of client which watches for changes and automatically updates DOM
• npm run start - to serve app in the development mode

For development purposes you should simultaneously run npm run build:watch and npm run start (for example, in two terminal windows). After each change you will need to restart server (npm run start) and refresh browser window, but not rebuild client (no need to rerun npm run build:watch). Note, that entry point of the app is bin/www and not server.js.

Run the App

After successfully starting the server, navigate to http://localhost:3000/.

Donate

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