Nepal Stock Tracker
A python script that gets the stock information as per the company symbol provided by the user from Mero Lagani. This script supports for the stock information of Nepal only.
Installation
NepalStockTracker is available on PyPI. You can install it through pip:
pip install NepalStockTracker
Usage
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If you want a GUI window
from NepalStockTracker import tracker window = tracker(show_gui=True)
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To get data only
from NepalStockTracker import tracker data = tracker('Company Symbol', show_gui=False) # Returns stock information of the given company symbol print(data.details) # Printing the stock information from above returned data
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