jb-news 2.0.2

A comprehensive wrapper for JBlanked's News API, leveraging OpenAI, Machine Learning, and MQL5's Calendar.

JB-News

This library is a comprehensive wrapper for JBlanked's News API. It leverages the power of OpenAI, Machine Learning, and MQL5's Calendar to provide developers with easy access to news data across all computer languages, including MQL4 and Python.

Features

• Easy access to JBlanked's News API
• Access to News Event History, Machine Learning Predictions, Smart Analysis, and more.
• Supports multiple programming languages including MQL4 and Python

Installation

pip install jb-news

This API is freely accessible through our library and through GET requests. Get your API key from: https://www.jblanked.com/profile/. Note that the free tier has a rate limit of once every 5 minutes, but VIP members enjoy unrestricted access.

Usage

After installation, import the class:

from jb_news.news import CJBNews 

Then set a variable as an instance of the CJBNews class:

jb = CJBNews()

A list of Event IDs are found on https://www.jblanked.com/news/api/docs/.

Next, set your API key and Event ID:

api_key = "YOUR_API_KEY_HERE" 
event_id = 756020001 # CHF CPI

Next step is to connect to the API by using the get method.

if jb.get(api_key):  

Lastly, load the event info of the specified Event ID:

    if jb.load(event_id):  
        name = jb.info.name 
        currency = jb.info.currency 
        event_id = jb.info.eventID 
        history = jb.info.history 
        category = jb.info.category
        machine_learning = jb.info.machine_learning
        smart_analysis = jb.info.smart_analysis

        # print the news info
        print(f"Event Name: {name}\nEvent ID: {event_id}\nCurrency: {currency}")

Alternatively, instead of using the get method, you can load the calendar:

if jb.calendar(api_key,today=True):
    for event in jb.calendar_info:
        name = event.name
        currency = event.currency 
        event_id = event.eventID 
        category = event.category 
        date = event.date 
        actual = event.actual
        forecast = event.forecast 
        previous = event.previous 
        outcome = event.outcome 
        strength = event.strength 
        quality = event.quality 
        projection = event.projection 

        # print the calendar info
        print(f"Event Name: {name}\nEvent ID: {event_id}\nCurrency: {currency}\nDate: {date}\nActual: {actual}\Forecast: {forecast}\Previous: {previous}")