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October 10, 2024 21:36
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Basic example of using live OHLCV data from Databento
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import databento as db | |
@singledispatch | |
def dbn_handler(_: db.DBNRecord): | |
pass | |
@dbn_handler.register | |
def _(sym: db.SymbolMappingMsg): | |
instrument_id = sym.instrument_id | |
symbol = sym.stype_in_symbol | |
print(f"{symbol} has an instrument ID of {instrument_id}") | |
@dbn_handler.register | |
def _(ohlcv : db.OHLCVMsg): | |
o = ohlcv.open | |
h = ohlcv.high | |
l = ohlcv.low | |
c = ohlcv.close | |
v = ohlcv.volume | |
# TODO: Do something with the data | |
print(o, h, l, c, v) | |
@dbn_handler.register | |
def _(error: db.ErrorMsg): | |
print(f"ERROR: {error.err}") | |
live_client = db.Live() | |
live_client.subscribe( | |
dataset="DBEQ.BASIC", | |
schema="ohlcv-1m", | |
symbols=["AAPL"], | |
) | |
live_client.add_callback(dbn_handler) | |
live_client.block_for_close() |
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