getquote
A ledger-cli getquote implementation using the free IEX Cloud API.
Setup
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Create a free IEX Cloud API account.
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Verify your account and generate API tokens.
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Install
getquote:pip3 install getquote --prefix /usr/local
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Create a
getquote.iniconfig file in your ledger directory.[IEX] TOKEN = <your publishable IEX API token here>
- Alternatively, set the
IEX_TOKENenvironment variable.
export IEX_TOKEN=pk_deadbeefdeadbeefdeadbeefdeadbeef
- Alternatively, set the
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Test
$ getquote GOOG 2020/08/30 09:56:54-0400 GOOG $1644.41
Maintenance
Uploading new packages to PyPi
pip install twine
./setup.py sdist
twine upload dist/getquote-*.tar.gz
Author
1 maintainer
Metadata
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