yahoo-finance-pynterface
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yahoo-finance-pynterface is a Python package that provides a new interface to the Yahoo Finance API.
Yahoo Finance is by far the most popular (and free!) resource for financial data.
Many packages have been distributed to provide access to such a resource in the recent past.
However, most of such projects were aiming at filling the gap that the changes made in May, 2017 by the Yahoo Team left behind.
yahoo-finance-pynterface has been intended to provide a completely new interface to Yahoo Finance,
and it is meant to offer effective methods to interact with its API.
yahoo-finance-pynterface makes an extensive use of pandas.
As a consequence, most of the data retrieved are returned as pandas.DataFrame objects.
Even if a stable release is available, the project has yet to be considered "complete" and many other features has yet to come! Please, drop me an email if any comment/suggestion/remark pops up in your mind :)
yahoo-finance-pynterface is currently working on Python >= 3.5 only.
Any help to add support for Python == 2.x is welcome and encouraged as well as very much appreciated!
Furthermore, the following packages are required:
requests >= 2.19.1pandas >= 0.23.4numpy >= 1.15.1pytz >= 2018.5dateutil >= 2.7.3aenum >= 2.1.2Use pip to install yahoo_finance_pynterface:
pip install yahoo-finance-pynterface
For a quick reference, navigate to the Wiki Page.
And do not forget to check the examples!
September 12, 2018
Version 1.0.4
Fixed modules imported
September 07, 2018
Version 1.0.2
Fixed type hints
August 31, 2018
Version 1.0.1
First stable release
Seriously, thanks!
-- andrea-dm
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A Python Interface to the Yahoo Finance API
We found that yahoo-finance-pynterface 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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