PowerNSE

NSE end-of-day archives. On your disk. Under your control.
One CLI · a small Python API · no third-party dump path

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NSE publishes end-of-day files. The URLs drift, the session cookie is fussy, and relearning the layout every quarter is a tax. PowerNSE downloads those archives into a local nse-data/ tree, records a SHA-256 manifest, and gives you OHLC from the CLI or from Python — from the exchange, not from a scraped dump.

Two ways in:

1. Build it — point the downloaders at NSE (bhavcopy, F&O, indexes, deals, …).
2. Fetch it — powernse fetch-bundle extracts the tracked nse-data/ from this repo.

Requires Python 3.13+.

Install

pip install powernse

Quick start

powernse bhavcopy --resume
powernse fo-bhavcopy --resume --days 30
powernse index-closes --from 2024-08-01 --to 2024-08-05
powernse fetch-bundle --force    # optional: GitHub-hosted archive
powernse status
powernse ohlc RELIANCE --from 2024-08-01 --to 2024-08-05
powernse doctor

from datetime import date
from powernse import BhavcopyDownloader, NSEData

BhavcopyDownloader("./nse-data").download_range(date(2024, 8, 1), date(2024, 8, 5))
data = NSEData("./nse-data")
bars = data.ohlc("RELIANCE", from_date=date(2024, 8, 1), to_date=date(2024, 8, 5))

Walkthrough: quickstart.

What you get

Trading days use XBOM sessions when exchange-calendars covers the window (from 2006-08-16). Earlier dates fall back to weekdays.

Archive layout

nse-data/
  raw/bhavcopy/YYYY/YYYY-MM-DD.csv
  raw/fo_bhavcopy/…
  raw/full_bhavcopy/…
  raw/index_closes/…
  raw/bulk_deals/…  raw/block_deals/…  raw/fo_secban/…
  raw/corporate_actions/YYYY/YYYY-MM-DD.json
  raw/index_constituents/YYYY/YYYY-MM-DD_<index>.json
  manifest/downloads.jsonl

Etiquette

Requests are throttled; an NSE session cookie is primed first. Keep date ranges modest; --skip-existing is on by default. Exchange URLs can change without notice.

No Kaggle (or other third-party dump) path. Rough historical OHLCV for experiments belongs elsewhere — PowerNSE sticks to archives published by the exchange.

Documentation

License

MIT — see LICENSE. Also read DISCLAIMER.md.