def test_name_apple(self):
name = r.get_name_by_symbol('aapl')
assert name == "Apple"
historicalData list and you are free to do whatever you want with it.
NOTE: closing prices are plotted in red and opening prices plotted in blue.
Matplotlib also has a candlestick option that you can use.
'''
#!!! Fill out username and password
username = ''
password = ''
#!!!
login = r.login(username, password)
#!!! fill out the specific option information
symbol = 'AAPL'
symbol_name = r.get_name_by_symbol(symbol)
expirationDate = '2020-07-02' # format is YYYY-MM-DD.
strike = 300
optionType = 'call' # available options are 'call' or 'put' or None.
interval = 'hour' # available options are '5minute', '10minute', 'hour', 'day', and 'week'.
span = 'week' # available options are 'day', 'week', 'year', and '5year'.
bounds = 'regular' # available options are 'regular', 'trading', and 'extended'.
info = None
#!!!
historicalData = r.get_option_historicals(symbol, expirationDate, strike,
optionType, interval, span, bounds,
info)
dates = []
closingPrices = []
def test_name_by_symbol(self):
name = r.get_name_by_symbol(self.single_stock)
assert (name == 'Apple')
fake_name = r.get_name_by_symbol(self.fake_stock)
assert (fake_name == '')