stockscraper

Introduction

Stock Ratio Scraper is a Python web scraping program designed to fetch financial ratios for various stocks from a specific website. It scrapes stock names and links and then retrieves financial ratios such as MarketCap, CurrentPrice, StockPE, and more. The fetched data is stored in separate text files for further analysis or reference.

Disclaimer

Please note that web scraping may have legal implications, and it is essential to ensure compliance with the website's terms of service and data usage policy. Respect the website's server load and bandwidth, and use this tool responsibly.

Data Source

The financial ratios and stock data in this project are scraped from https://www.screener.in/. Please review their terms of service and data usage policy for more information on data access and usage.

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• requests library
• BeautifulSoup library
• tqdm library

How to Use

The code is divided into two classes: FetchStocks and FetchStocksData.

1. Import library or Clone it.

   • To Import STEP-1: pip install stockscraper
   • To Import STEP-2 Create a .py file and write import stockscraper In any case, above code don't work use, from stockscraper import *

2. Creating an Object to Get Names and corresponding links of stocks

   Do the above step only for firsttime

   obj_1 = stockscraper.fetchStocks(stockname,stinfo)
   

   No need to run the above line again, as long as you see a StockLink.txt in your folder.

   once you get all the name and corresponding links of stocks, create a new object of class FetchStockData
   It takes two arrays as an argument to store stock name and stockinfo

   obj_2 = stockscraper.fetchStockData(stinfo)
   This will get data of each stock and store them in a comman array. It takes one array as an argument.

   stockscraper.fetchStockData.getRatios()
   It takes 8 array's as argument, to sort and store each data seperately obtained from above line individually.
   The array arg's should be in order
   

   • MarketCap,
   • CurrentPrice,
   • StockPE,
   • BookValue,
   • DividendYield,
   • ROCE,
   • ROE,
   • FaceValue.

   stockscraper.fetchStockData.exportRatios()
   It Stores all the Ratios obtained earlier in a .txt file for furthur usage
   It takes 8 arrays as an argument in order MarketCap,CurrentPrice,StockPE,BookValue,DividendYield,ROCE,ROE,FaceValue.

License

MIT License

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