py-openfigi
Python client for the OpenFIGI API — map ISINs, tickers, CUSIPs and other identifiers to FIGI codes, and search or filter securities.
Installation
Requires Python 3.14+.
pip install py-openfigi
Usage
Python API
from openfigi import OpenFIGIDataSource, MappingJob, IdType
ds = OpenFIGIDataSource() # set OPENFIGI_API_KEY env var for higher rate limits
# Resolve by ISIN
security = ds.resolve_query(isin="US0378331005")
# Bulk map identifiers
results = ds.map_identifiers([
MappingJob(idType=IdType.ID_ISIN, idValue="US0378331005"),
MappingJob(idType=IdType.TICKER, idValue="AAPL", exchCode="US"),
])
# Search by keyword
items = ds.search("Apple")
CLI
openfigi lookup --isin US0378331005
openfigi lookup --symbol AAPL --exchange US --format json
openfigi lookup --desc "Apple" --limit 5
openfigi manifest # every command, flag and exit code, for agents
The CLI is built on treaty: output is a JSON envelope when stdout is not a terminal, and failures exit with a typed code:
| Exit | Code | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | ARG_ERROR |
Invalid arguments; nothing was sent |
| 5 | NOT_FOUND |
No security matches |
| 8 | AUTH_REQUIRED |
OPENFIGI_API_KEY was rejected |
| 10 | TIMEOUT |
OpenFIGI did not answer in time |
| 11 | RATE_LIMITED |
Rate limit exceeded; retry after error.retry_after_ms |
| 12 | UNAVAILABLE |
OpenFIGI unreachable or returned HTTP 5xx |
Configuration
| Env var | Description |
|---|---|
OPENFIGI_API_KEY |
Optional API key for higher rate limits |
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
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