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whale-tracker

v1.1.2

Published

CLI for listening to whale activity on the Ethereum blockchain.

Downloads

14

Readme

CLI whale-tracker

npx whale-tracker

Listening to whale activity on the Ethereum blockchain with your comand line and Node.js


Setup

Check for your NodeJS version. Recommended version: v14.20.0

node -v
  1. If you don't have NodeJS installed follow the instructions here.

  2. For managing Node.js version look for "n"


Usage

npx whale-tracker

Commands Pallete

npx whale-tracker help

Output:

    USAGE       npx whale-tracker [--options] <commands>

    OPTIONS     -d --default   Run sonar with default setup
                -c --config    Run sonar with custom setup
                -v --version   Print CLI version

    COMMANDS    help

    EAMPLE      npx whale-tracker -c