bnbxrate
Provides historical exchange rates USD/BGN for a given date. The main source of the data is Bulgarian National Bank - .
Usage
bnbxrate '01.01.2020'
In this case the provided date was a national holiday, so the result is for the last working day:
{'31.12.2019': '1.74099'}
The date format should be in '%d.%m.%Y'.
Installation
Create a virtual environment with python3.6+, before running the code.
git clone https://github.com/hristo-mavrodiev/bnbxrate.git
cd bnbxrate
pip install -r requirements.txt
python setup.py install
License
MIT
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