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Topic: Tulpenmanie, an exchange client - page 3. (Read 8357 times)

newbie
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September 06, 2012, 04:33:12 PM
#3
does this run on windows?

It should be fully cross-platform but I have not tested it on windows or OSX yet. I don't know what is involved in getting it running on windows but I plan on looking into it.

I should note that passwords and API key/secrets are stored plaintext, so keep that in mind if you run one of those crappy backdoored OSes or don't encrypt to disk.
sr. member
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September 06, 2012, 04:35:05 AM
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probably a noob question, but i will ask anyway Smiley

does this run on windows?

roland.
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September 05, 2012, 01:52:26 PM
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Are you tired of in-browser trading? Garish graphic designs got your inter-pipes clogged with cookies? Should you hit refresh or wait for that trade page to load? Is hand formating API calls because you lost your yubikey becoming tedious?

Then for you I present tulpenmanie, a multi-market exchange client: https://github.com/3M3RY/tulpenmanie
https://i.minus.com/idA9mesgKENwI.png
It displays tickers, makes limit and market orders, cancels orders, and can initiate bitcoin transfers between exchanges.

Right now I'm working on supporting streaming exchange APIs which looks like I'll be overhauling the exchange module system. I get that done and I can move on to things like charts and depth tables.

Supported exchanges:
  • Bitstamp
  • BTC-e
  • CambBX
  • MtGox
I'll be adding more, queued by volume.

Requires Python-2.7 and PyQt4.
Unless you're on Gentoo it's manual install only for now.
Gentoo install instructions
Code:
USE="git" emerge -u layman && layman -a bitcoin && emerge -av tulpenmanie

I've got it to run on windows, and I plan to make an installer. Please be patient, I don't have a windows install anywhere. Rest assured that I am making every effort to maintain cross-platform compatibility. First I need to stabilize what I have before I can deal with OS's that I never use.

Getting it to work on pre-intel OSx is almost impossible. As for later versions I don't know.

Consider it in beta for now.
If there are questions or problems I lurk in the #bitcoin channel when I can, nick EM3RY.
If it seems like there questions below that are answered above, it is because I previously didn't address those questions in this message and have made an edit.
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