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Bitcoin => Project Development => Topic started by: imole on July 25, 2017, 06:17:50 PM



Title: Simple Cointicker / Portfolio tracker.
Post by: imole on July 25, 2017, 06:17:50 PM
I recently made this first version of my portfolio/cointicker tracker available at:

https://cointicker.io (https://cointicker.io)

https://upl.io/i/gx33cr.png

It works using localstorage in your browser, so no signup is required, it automatically saves and remembers your preferences across sessions, and fetches the data from coinmarketcap, and automatically updates every minute.

In the top right you can see your Total Portfolio.
Just below you can filter out the coins that you are tracking.

The three tabs show different listings:
- Market is all available coins.
- Coins tab shows your "filtered coins"
- Portfolio show your filtered coins too, but allows you to enter amount and buy price (BTC) by clicking on the columns.
  You can also see the individual worth of each of your tokens.

In the left side you can also choose your local fiat currency, this is updated on an hourly basis with current exchange rates.

All feedback is appreciated :)


Title: Re: Simple Cointicker / Portfolio tracker.
Post by: ncsupanda on July 25, 2017, 07:04:25 PM
Great idea - I've been looking for a similar site to use for myself.

One suggestion; these boxes are driving me nuts! When you click a box, even if you dont enter a value, it stays highlighted. Screenshot below.

Thanks for your time/effort! Also, I would suggest moving your donation addresses (all the way at the bottom they are hard to find!)


https://i.imgur.com/ExevIjH.png


Title: Re: Simple Cointicker / Portfolio tracker.
Post by: imole on July 25, 2017, 07:12:27 PM
I see, I can implement a callback to hide other boxes when a new one is activated, that would atleast show only one input box at a given time :)

Also I don't want the addresses to get in the way, so wouldn't really know where to put them if not at the bottom :)


Title: Re: Simple Cointicker / Portfolio tracker.
Post by: ncsupanda on July 25, 2017, 07:14:08 PM
I see, I can implement a callback to hide other boxes when a new one is activated, that would atleast show only one input box at a given time :)

Also I don't want the addresses to get in the way, so wouldn't really know where to put them if not at the bottom :)

Thanks, if you'll post when you've updated I'll be happy to give it a shot.

You could always have a tab for support/donations. Not invasive but still visible.


Title: Re: Simple Cointicker / Portfolio tracker.
Post by: imole on July 25, 2017, 07:45:41 PM
I see, I can implement a callback to hide other boxes when a new one is activated, that would atleast show only one input box at a given time :)

Also I don't want the addresses to get in the way, so wouldn't really know where to put them if not at the bottom :)

Thanks, if you'll post when you've updated I'll be happy to give it a shot.

You could always have a tab for support/donations. Not invasive but still visible.

Should be updated now :) if it doesn't work now, it is a caching issue. Atleast chrome on my end is caching really aggressively, it worked in incognito though :)


Title: Re: Simple Cointicker / Portfolio tracker.
Post by: TheFall on July 26, 2017, 01:15:38 PM
The site looks really good, here's a couple of suggestions though, it would be really cool if you can pagify the results abit, it takes some time to load all the 900 coins so the page is empty for a few seconds, also it would be really good if you can link the ANN thread for each coin!


Title: Re: Simple Cointicker / Portfolio tracker.
Post by: imole on July 26, 2017, 02:16:24 PM
The site looks really good, here's a couple of suggestions though, it would be really cool if you can pagify the results abit, it takes some time to load all the 900 coins so the page is empty for a few seconds, also it would be really good if you can link the ANN thread for each coin!

Yea i've been meaning to do a lazy load of the rows as you scroll down, so it loads like 100 rows at a time. I never got around to it because in the beginning it used the list to be able to filter the coins in the top right, this has since changed of course. I'm not sure how to reliably look up the ANN thread for each coin though.