Python get_market_most_active Examples

Example #1

def get_market_most_active(*args, **kwargs):
    """
    MOVED to iexfinance.stocks.get_market_most_active
    """
    import warnings
    warnings.warn(WNG_MSG, ("get_market_most_active",
                            "stocks.get_market_most_active"))
    return stocks.get_market_most_active(*args, **kwargs)

Example #2

def data_parse():
    data = get_market_gainers(token=iex_key)
    datax = get_market_losers(token=iex_key)
    datay = get_market_most_active(token=iex_key)

    symbol = [data[0]['symbol'], data[1]['symbol'], data[2]['symbol']]
    df = yf.download(symbol,
                     period='6mo',
                     interval='1d',
                     group_by='ticker',
                     auto_adjust=True)

    data1 = df[symbol[0]]
    data2 = df[symbol[1]]
    data3 = df[symbol[2]]

    return data, datax, datay, data1, data2, data3, symbol

Example #3

File: test_market_movers.py Project: wgong/iexfinance

    def test_market_most_active(self):
        li = get_market_most_active()

        assert isinstance(li, pd.DataFrame)
        assert len(li) == pytest.approx(10, 1)

Example #4

File: test_market_movers.py Project: willtejeda/iexfinance

 def test_market_most_active(self):
     li = get_market_most_active()
     assert len(li) == pytest.approx(21, 1)

Example #5

def get_market_most_active(*args, **kwargs):
    return stocks.get_market_most_active(*args, **kwargs)

Example #6

def get_market_most_active(*args, **kwargs):
    import warnings
    warnings.warn(WNG_MSG % "get_market_most_active")
    return stocks.get_market_most_active(*args, **kwargs)