Last Updated on March 24, 2022
Summary
Quoter is a fairly useful tool although it falls way short of our preferred command-line stock programs in terms of functionality and coverage. We recommend using mop and tickrs.
You would not want to use Quoter as a ticker program with a free IEXCloud account. The 50,000 monthly credits would be consumed very quickly. But if you have a paid account, you get at least a 10 fold increase in credits.
We’re not fans of CLI software that proclaim the version number and author on every evocation. It represents a waste of screen estate.
Website: github.com/frossm/quoter
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Developer: Michael Fross
License: MIT License
Quoter is written in Java. Learn Java with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
Pages in this article:
Page 1 – Introduction / Installation
Page 2 – In Operation
Page 3 – Summary
Related Software
| Stock Tickers | |
|---|---|
| ticker | Another command-line tool written in Go |
| tickrs | Command-line tool that's written Rust |
| mop | This is billed as a stock market tracker for hackers |
| JStock | Track your stock investments |
| Stonks | Go-based terminal based stock visualizer and tracker |
| Merkato | Financial markets tracker for stocks, currencies, and cryptocurrencies |
| stocksTUI | Check stock prices, crypto, news, and historical charts |
| tstock | Python-based tool which generates stock charts in the terminal |
| Quoter | Small command-line tool to fetch stock prices |
| terminal-stocks | Query stock data directly from your shell with simple requests |
| InfoDash | Displays RSS feeds, weather and stock information |
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