Install Java 17 and run ./start.sh.
Note that startup might take a few seconds. It is finished as soon as you see the BitBook₿ prompt.
Please have a look at issue #3 for further information.
Please have a look at the example and have a look at the available commands.
No. I'd love to hear your ideas, and get your help. See issue #1.
BitBook uses several APIs to request information about prices, transaction hashes, and transaction details. As such, if you're concerned about your privacy and don't want to send information about your owned addresses to public APIs, please don't use BitBook. Please have a look at technical.md for details and issue #4 for a possible solution.
There isn't anything useful, yet. You can use the commands to have a look at the addresses and transactions, and you can also keep the information up-to-date. Please have a look at issue #2 and leave your feedback! What kind of export do you need?
See commands.md.
While the coin information is accurate to the Satoshi, for fiat (Euro) values only a single price per day is used. As such, the shown values are intended to be helpful, but not accurate enough for proper accounting purposes. Please note that balances are always shown based on the current price, whereas transaction-specific values are always computed based on the price at the date of the transaction.