![BTSDEX.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmUoXuik5TKhpRZqLLXBwsTs8ZadaitQAm8k97jqsA364B/BTSDEX.png)
This version is still in development, but I would like to talk about this and possibly get feedback.

## Interactive mode

Added interactive mode to the package. Now when you install the package globally, it becomes available from the command line:

```
$ npm i -g btsdex
$ btsdex
> |
```


In fact, this is a conventional REPL-console with pre-defined variables:
- `BitShares`, the main class of the package;
- `login`, the equivalent of `BitShares.login`
- `generateKeys`, a function for generating keys
- `accounts`, the equivalent of `BitShares.accounts`
- `assets`, the equivalent of `BitShares.assets`
- `db`, the equivalent of `BitShares.db`
- `history`, analogue of `BitShares.hostory`
- `network`, the equivalent of `BitShares.network`
- `fees`, the equivalent of `BitShares.fees`

For example:
```js
$ btsdex
> fees
Fees {
  transfer: 0.1042,
  limit_order_create: 0.00578,
  limit_order_cancel: 0.00057,
  call_order_update: 0.00578,
  ...}
>
```

When you start `btsdex`, it tries to connect to the main network. If you want to connect to the testnet:
```js
$ btsdex --testnet
```

## Browserify

Added generation of files for inclusion in the browser through the tag `<script>`. The files are available in the [releases](https://github.com/scientistnik/btsdex/releases) on the GitHub.

To include in your HTML page:
```html
<script src = "btsdex.min.js"> </ script>
```

After enabling, the `BitShares` class is available in the browser console.
![Screenshot from 2018-09-16 15-57-38.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmPJozZMbrSkqgBM5Abegxd8cAe6Z9RkDboB3kd1uwioLH/Screenshot%20from%202018-09-16%2015-57-38.png)


## Tests for mocha

The project already suffered from the lack of tests. It's time to test the minimum before the release.

To date, only one test for the `BitShares` class has been written. Over time, I hope everything will be covered in the tests.

## disconnect ()

Personally, I did not need to disconnect. But when writing the tests, and solving the issue of the REPL-version of the package, it was understood that the shutdown function is necessary.

It's very simple to use:
```js
BitShares.disconnect ()
```

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If you have a wish for a REPL-mode, or maybe there is not a very useful function, write to GitHub.

On this I have everything. Great weekend to everyone!