def quote(self, displayPercent=False, token=None):
# Setup parameters
params = {'displayPercent': displayPercent, 'token': token}
params = {k: param_bool(v) for k, v in params.items() if v}
if displayPercent and type(displayPercent) != bool:
raise ValueError("displayPercent must be bool")
if token and type(token) != str:
raise ValueError("token must be str")
return self._get("quote", params=params)
def chart(self,
range='1m',
chartByDay=None,
chartSimplify=None,
chartInterval=None,
chartCloseOnly=None,
token=None):
"""
Args:
range - what range of data to retrieve. The variable 'CHART_RANGES'
has possible values in addition to a date.
"""
# Setup parameters
params = {
'chartByDay': chartByDay,
'chartSimplify': chartSimplify,
'chartInterval': chartInterval,
'chartCloseOnly': chartCloseOnly,
'token': token
}
params = {k: param_bool(v) for k, v in params.items() if v}
if chartByDay and type(chartByDay) != bool:
raise ValueError("chartByDay must be bool")
if chartSimplify and type(chartSimplify) != bool:
raise ValueError("chartSimplify must be bool")
if chartInterval and type(chartInterval) != int:
raise ValueError("chartInterval must be int")
if chartCloseOnly and type(chartCloseOnly) != bool:
raise ValueError("chartCloseOnly must be bool")
if token and type(token) != str:
raise ValueError("token must be str")
# Validate range is appropriate
validate_range_set(range, CHART_RANGES)
# date match
date_match = re.match('^[0-9]{8}$', range)
if date_match:
range = parse_date(range)
url = f"chart/date/{range}"
else:
url = f"chart/{range}"
return self._get(url, params=params)
def quote(self, displayPercent=False):
return self._get("quote",
params={"displayPercent": param_bool(displayPercent)})
