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investpy search functionallity explained
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# Required investpy version 0.9.10 or higher (0.9.12 recommended) | |
import investpy | |
# As asked on issue #86 -> https://github.com/alvarob96/investpy/issues/86 | |
# this gist will explain `investpy.search_text` function usage for Swedish | |
# bonds that are not statically stored on investpy/resources/bonds/bonds.csv | |
# file, since its data is not provided by Investing on its general government | |
# bonds listing. | |
search_results = investpy.search_text(text='Sweden 10 Year', count=10) | |
# Iter through the search results (class instances of `investpy.utils.search_obj.SearchObj`. | |
for search_result in search_results: | |
print(search_result) # As self.__str__ function is implemented search result content can be printed. | |
if search_result.pair_type == 'bond': | |
data = search_result.retrieve_recent_data() | |
print(data.head()) # or print(search_result.data.head()) |
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