bullie

Bullie: JS fueled Financial and Economic data

Documentation

Click here to get started with the Bullie NPM package.

Support / Contributing

This NPM package is still being update nightly, but if you see an issue please go ahead and create an issue that way it doesn't go unnoticed.

Release History

See the CHANGELOG

Getting Started

Right now, this package only supports the Intrinio fin tech marketplace data feeds. You can get 500 free API calls per day for free by registering for their API here.

^{_{Disclosure: we have no affiliation with Intrinio but they're are a great and cost effective (potentially free) option for providing you with top notch Financial data sets.}}

Step 1. Install it

After you've completed registering on Intrinio, install the NPM package like you would any other.

npm install --save bullie

Step 2. Require it

Require the module just like you would any other, pretty standard stuff.

const bullie = require('bullie');

Step 3. Add Intrinio Auth Stuff

Set your Intrinio Username and Password, like so...

bullie.initialize.set_credentials(YOUR_USERNAME, YOUR_PASSWROD);

Step 4. Start Calling

Let's start by making a really simple call to Intrinio for some Apple stock data. We'll use the U.S. Public Company data feed, where the item passed in is the stock symbol.

bullie.companies.companiesIdentifier("aapl").then(function(data) {
  console.log(data)
});

Think of bullie representing the module, companies, referring to the data category and companiesIdentifier referring the way your requesting the data, in this case using an "identifier" or stock ticker. There are A LOT of available data items and calls, as a result this is the pattern used while developing the NPM package to keep things more organized. Check out the rest of the documentation below to see what other data is available...

Step 5. Profit

You're on your own for this one...