Question 1

How to install Cryptgo on Windows without Docker?

Accepted Answer

Cryptgo is written in Go, so you can install it using 'go get -u github.com/Gituser143/cryptgo' if Go is set up on Windows, but the README focuses on Unix-like systems; Windows support may require additional configuration for terminal compatibility.

Question 2

Does Cryptgo support real-time alerts for price changes?

Accepted Answer

No, Cryptgo focuses on real-time monitoring via a TUI with updating tables and graphs, but it does not include notification or alerting features for price thresholds or changes.

Question 3

Cryptgo vs command-line tools like cointop or cmc?

Accepted Answer

Cryptgo offers integrated portfolio tracking and multi-currency support in a single TUI, whereas cointop is more price-focused, and cmc is web-based; Cryptgo's strength is its all-in-one terminal approach but with dependency on external APIs.

Question 4

How to backup my Cryptgo portfolio data?

Accepted Answer

The README mentions portfolio data is stored locally, but doesn't specify the file location or backup methods; users need to manually check the application's data directory, typically in the home folder when using Docker or Go installations.

Question 5

Can I use Cryptgo with my own API keys for CoinGecko?

Accepted Answer

The README does not indicate support for custom API keys; it likely uses public endpoints, which may have rate limits, so high-frequency usage could be restricted without key integration.

Question 6

How to change the graph intervals in Cryptgo?

Accepted Answer

Press 'd' on the coin page to bring up a table of possible durations for the price history graph, then select one using the key-bindings, as shown in the history-duration image in the README.

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