You can see the website live at: url here
This is not the production App; In order to run the App you need to get first a Cryptocompare API keys from https://min-api.cryptocompare.com/
- Toggle between day/night mode
- Show current market evaluation of main coins on the Market and in different currencies (EUR, GBP, USD)
- Get Cryptocurrencies most recent news from different sources from Cryptocompare API
- Query historical data retrieving information and charts about a specific coin.
- Fetch data from an outside API ( Cryptocompare API )
- Calculate gain/losses at today date based on historical data of purchase
- Implementing App with Style using Grid and Flexbox system
- Use the search term to make a request to an outside API and fetch data
- Integrate and use different node packages/libraries suh as moment.js, react-select, chart.js and react-chartjs-2, axios, styled components, react-router, react-media (media queries),react-day-picker and react-query-string.
git clone [email protected]:criscara-dev/cryptos-dashboard.git
npm install
or
yarn install
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