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# libraries 
# ---------
import SHA.hmac_sha256, Base64.base64encode, Base64.base64decode

# this is the URL we'll use as a base for all requests.
# -----------------------------------------------------
api_url = "https://api.exchange.coinbase.com"

# struct for required CB info 
# ---------------------------

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# This script is a first pass at creating a clean Hinge dataset that one can use to 
# visualize using Python or R. 
# 
# You can request your Hinge data from the app, and the file in question that we're
# using here is "matches.json".
#
# Author: Michael Johnson
# Last Updated: June 2, 2021
# 

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 # ====================================================================
# ----------------
# APEX Information
# ----------------
# This script simply defines the urls of the information that we need 
# exported out of APEX.
# 
# Note that the cost basis URLs access APEX's API. This means that
# we only have to open these pages in Selenium in order to export this 
# information. 

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# ================================================
# Export portfolio information using Selenium & R
# ================================================

# note that apex_information.py is a separate script that you need
# to run this one. I've uploaded that (sans account information) here:
# https://gist.github.com/mistermichaelll/7d6cb085000adf8c33087df3ae1b3a40

# libraries utilized 
# & APEX information script

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# ==================================================================================
# M1 Finance/Google Sheets Tracker
# --------------------------------
# Author: Michael Johnson
# Last updated: May 25, 2020
# 
# This script works in tandem with a Python script to easily 
# access and update information relating to my M1 Finance portfolio
# in a Google Sheet. 
# 

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# =====================================================
# This script was created to help parse the information
# in a text interview programmatically as opposed to 
# doing so by hand. Currently, this program will 
# find a specifed word, number the first ocurrence of
# the word, and return the phrase before and after the 
# word. 
# =====================================================

import os