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pyinvesting is an API to download online and historical data from investing.com.
The search module is used to search all the information related to a specific ticker.
The information that can be retrieved is:
The file example_search.py shows a basic example of how to use the module.
The online module handles the connection and subscription with the server and allows a client to subscribe to investing.com and receive all the change events.
The file example_online.py shows a basic example of how to use the module.
The history module is used to download historical data. This module allows downloading data from 2 different places (chart and advanced chart sources)
The file example_history.py shows a basic example of how to use the module.
See the file LICENSE for our legal disclaimers of responsibility, fitness or merchantability of this library as well as your rights with regards to use of this library. pyinvesting is licensed under Apache Software License.
investing.com is trademark of Fusion Media Limited.
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Investing.com API - Market and historical data downloader
We found that pyinvesting demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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