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`stockquotes` is a simple Python module for collecting stock/ETF and mutual fund quotes and |
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historical data from Yahoo! Finance. It's perfect for developers who can't |
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afford the (often high) prices charged by many stock data APIs. |
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`stockquotes` is a Python module for collecting stock, ETF, and mutual fund |
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quotes and historical data from Yahoo! Finance. |
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# Requirements |
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* Python 3.6+ |
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# Installation |
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pip3 install stockquotes |
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pip3 install git+https://github.com/kj7rrv/stockquotes |
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Do not install from PyPI; the PyPI package is no longer updated. |
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# Usage |
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First, import the `stockquotes` module. |
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days of data for some stocks. |
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# Exceptions |
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`stockquotes.StockDoesNotExistError` is raised when the stock does not exist. |
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`stockquotes.StockDoesNotExistError` is raised when the stock does not (appear |
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to) exist. |
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`stockquotes.NetworkError` is raised when a connection to Yahoo! Finance |
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cannot be established. |
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