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[Enhancement] Add Executable Jupyter Notebook Showing Basic Library Usage #197
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I've added a basic version of this feature for now, but am leaving the issue open since we're still interested in seeing more notebooks with peoples' usage of Tiingo. |
Here is what I was able to accomplish using API. Hope this helps! |
Hello @i3creations! Thank you for taking the time to submit this example - apologies, I'm not sure how I missed the notification when it first came in. I'll open a pull request to add your code to the project's "examples" folder! How would you like to be credited for authorship / would you be interested in adding a brief paragraph describing the motivation for putting together this notebook? Doing a "peer analysis" is something that other people are likely interested in too! |
No worries!
I’ll draft a paragraph for you in the next few days.
Best Regards,
Michael J. Crandall
i3 Creations LLC - Innovation, Integration, Implementation
[email protected]
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Hello @i3creations! Thank you for taking the time to submit this example - apologies, I'm not sure how I missed the notification when it first came in. I'll open a pull request to add your code to the project's "examples" folder! How would you like to be credited for authorship / would you be interested in adding a brief paragraph describing the motivation for putting together this notebook? Doing a "peer analysis" is something that other people are likely interested in too!
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Motivation
As a new developer approach approaching this library, I would like to be able to try things out right away without having to install anything. To enable this, we can let people try out online jupyter notebooks using the
mybinder.org
service (see here). Using the code examples from theREADME.md
would be sufficient as a first pass.We would want to provide a field that lets the user supply their own API key, since there isn't a public shared account.
Here are 2 projects which use
mybinder
to provide this capability, with a link to the PR where that capacity was enabled.If you are interested in picking this up and would like further guidance/mentorship on how to proceed, please let me know.
This is a practical subset of what I'd eventually like to expand into #1.
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