Installation ============ Open up your terminal and type `gem install trades` or `sudo gem install trades` if the former gives you errors. Alternatively you can download the 'trades-x.x.gem' file (listed above) and install that using `gem install /path/to/trades-x.x.gem` (replace x.x). You need to have [Ruby](http://ruby.about.com/od/tutorials/a/installruby.htm) and [RubyGems](http://rubygems.org/pages/download) (included by default) installed. To test if you've got Ruby installed, type `ruby -v` in your terminal. This should display a version number if Ruby is installed. Trades is developed and tested on Ruby version **1.9.2**. Usage ===== Usage: trades [options] Options: -m, --market MARKET Filter on MARKET -c, --currency CURRENCY Filter on CURRENCY -l, --log [FILENAME] Log the results to FILENAME --no-color Plain text instead of output colorized --markets Show a list of all markets --currencies Show a list of all currencies -h, --help Show this message More info: https://github.com/britishtea/Trades To filter on market, type `trades -m mtgoxUSD` in your terminal. Type `trades -m mtgoxUSD -m thUSD` to filter on multiple markets. Trades uses the same names for markets as Bitcoincharts uses, though Trades has some aliases built-in. To filter on currency, type `trades -c USD` in your terminal. Type `trades -c USD -c EUR -c GBP` to filter on multiple currencies. To log the results to a file, type `trades -l /location/trades.log` in your terminal. If no file is given, Trades will create a logfile in /var/log/. You can use this option in combination with one of the filtering options. License ======= All data is provided by [Bitcoincharts.com](http://bitcoincharts.com/). As long as you don't sell Trades for monies (or bitcoins!) you can do anything you want with it, except for rape. Donations: 1PfTKrqoZpi9iUQVEqmCQTKkbXEGPNrypj