Topic: GLBSE CSV -> profit & loss calculator? - page 2. (Read 3442 times)
You could parse the csv for any assets you still hold and then do requests to the public API for these to get current prices. Also you could ask for orderbooks instead to have a "if I sell ALL my assets right now down to 1 Satoshi, how much can the market eat up and what do I end up with?" number.
Web app would be a bit weird (I personally won't upload any csv to a website with a list of addresses + trades...)
It would be cool to do a public spreadsheet template though for example.
It would be cool to do a public spreadsheet template though for example.
I was thinking client-side javascript to interpret it, but an importer into google docs would work well too (especially if it could update through the API).
EDIT: Also, how can the calculator get current pricing if it isn't online?
Would be cool if we could access the CSV via the API (though that would mean we'd save our private API key on google servers for the requests...) - then it would be possible to directly import the CSV in google docs (there's a native function for that).
Web app would be a bit weird (I personally won't upload any csv to a website with a list of addresses + trades...)
It would be cool to do a public spreadsheet template though for example.
It would be cool to do a public spreadsheet template though for example.
So I can download my GLBSE account history as a CSV file now. Who's going to be the first out the gate with a web app to track P&L?
Even cooler if we could get this through the GLBSE API...
Even cooler if we could get this through the GLBSE API...
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