github.com/cdillond/yfi
github.com/cdillond/yfi
Package yfi provides an unofficial wrapper for the Yahoo Finance API. Disclaimer: yfi is not affiliated with or produced by Yahoo. Data obtained through yfi should be used only for personal, non-commercial applications. yfi attempts to unify several versions of the Yahoo Finance API, each of which is sparsely documented and not guaranteed to be stable. Presently, there are 3 main representations of an asset, each providing different information:
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yfi provides an unofficial Go wrapper for the Yahoo Finance API.
Disclaimer: yfi is not affiliated with or produced by Yahoo. Data obtained through yfi should be used only for personal, non-commercial applications.
yfi attempts to unify several versions of the Yahoo Finance API, each of which is sparsely documented and not guaranteed to be stable. Presently, there are 3 main representations of an asset, each providing different information:
Tickercontains historical data in a simple and straightforward mannerQuotecontains current market data about an assetQuoteSummarycontains extensive data about an asset based on the selectedQueryParam. Because of how varied the data can be, the response is returned as amap[string]any. The plan is eventually to provide individual structs for each response type.
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Package yfi provides an unofficial wrapper for the Yahoo Finance API. Disclaimer: yfi is not affiliated with or produced by Yahoo. Data obtained through yfi should be used only for personal, non-commercial applications. yfi attempts to unify several versions of the Yahoo Finance API, each of which is sparsely documented and not guaranteed to be stable. Presently, there are 3 main representations of an asset, each providing different information:
We found that github.com/cdillond/yfi demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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