vides EOD price only. Would there be
any interest in reviewing it? That is what I put together for myself as an
interim F::Q that does not rely on any yahoo API.
-Original Message-
From: Bruce Schuck
Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2023 12:24 AM
To: Colin Arndt
Cc: gnucash-user@gnucash.o
While I would confirm if the Python source is grabbing the normal
webpage or the API calls we use(d) in F::Q, this did give me the idea
to search CPAN. I found the module Yahoo::Finance which may also be a
good start and possibly does the heavy lifting already.
Colin,
The Yahoo::Finance Perl m
On 5/29/23 7:41 PM, Colin Arndt wrote:
Thanks for all your work to keep up this past month. The latest 1.56
update fixes price retrieval within GnuCash.
This means modules will need to be rewritten to parse the HTML.
Doable, but not as simple as parsing JSON.
There is an excellent python
A way to bypass Finance::Quote is to create a .csv file with price
quotes and import that. It turns out that several commercial spreadsheet
packages have the ability to look up stock prices and don't seem to
charge extra or to limit query rates. I've tried this with Microsoft
Excel, Apple Numbe
Hi Bruce,
Thanks for all your work to keep up this past month. The latest 1.56 update
fixes price retrieval within GnuCash.
> This means modules will need to be rewritten to parse the HTML. Doable,
> but not as simple as parsing JSON.
There is an excellent python module ‘yfinance’ which does e
On Thu May 25, 2023 at 14:59:14 EDT R Losey wrote:
From the discussion here, one would get the idea that the only two
options for quotes are Alphavantage and Yahoo/JSON... don't the other
options work? I seem to remember seeing a very long list of options.
Most of the other modules retrieve dat
