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ashare-lake has moved to CNEquity
This project has been renamed. ashare-lake is no longer updated —
all future development happens under the new name.
pip install cnequity
- Repository: https://github.com/rootSunc/CNEquity
- PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/cnequity/
- CLI:
cne(wasasl) · Python import:from cnequity...(wasfrom ashare_lake...)
The last functional release under this name is ashare-lake==0.6.0. This
0.6.1 release changes nothing except this notice.
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