# Cryptotranslator
Standardization of names for cryptocurrency pairs and tickets
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### Prerequisites
You need to install pyyaml before use the module to be able to read
` pip3.x install pyyaml `
## Getting Started
Use pip to install the module
` pip3.x install cryptotranslator `
## Running the tests
Clone this code and use the following command
` tox tests/test_cryptotranslator.py `
## Authors
Rafael Esteban Ceron Espinosa - Initial work - [estebance](https://github.com/estebance)
James Lin - Initial work - [jameslin101](https://github.com/jameslin101)
## License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the [LICENSE.txt](LICENSE.txt) file for details
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