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github.com/minh-dng/openfigi-go
A client for the OpenFIGI API.
Construct a builder.
BaseItemBuilder
, then construct a BaseItem
.MappingItemBuilder
, then construct a MappingItem
. MappingRequest
is []MappingItem
.Set the properties through setters. (.Set[...](...)
)
Build the item (.Build()
). The package will validate the content of the item, reducing bad API calls.
[optional] API Key, set with SetAPIKey(string)
.
Use the client to make the request.
BaseItem
use .[Search|Filter](query string, start string)
returning SearchResponse
or FilterResponse
MappingRequest
use .Fetch()
returning []SingleMappingResponse
SearchResponse
and FilterResponse
have a .Next()
method to fetch the next page.make generate
to generate the constants and hashset for validationmake test
for testing, will run make generate
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