invest.js is a tool for importing CSV files with time series data for stocks into a MySQL database. It uses two AWS S3 buckets, one for importing CSV files into the MySQL database and one for exporting the database to CSV files.
Create two AWS S3 buckets, one for imports and one for exports. Setup the bucket
for export as a static website in order to make it easily accessible. Use
the shell script in the folder s3 to upload a basic index.html and error.html.
Copy setenv.template to setenv and update with your credentials for the S3
buckets and the MySQL database. Then make sure to source setenv before running
the scripts.
When using docker, mount a bind volume in by adding this option: -v "$(pwd)":/git
in order to make the scripts available in the container.
Show the help with: node index.js help.
When developing, make sure that a separate database schema has been configured
in setenv.dev. Then run the tests using run_cli_test.sh.
s3cmd from s3tools is used in run_cli_test.sh
to manage the S3 buckets. An alternative is aws cli but the
script needs to be updated if this is used instead.
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Script for importing and exporting time series to/from MySQL
We found that invest.js demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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