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However, it looks like the dataframe needs to be flattened because the table wants to filter by date instead of ticker, and the column header should be showing as "Ticker" or "Symbol" instead of "Index".
In another function, the ticker is filterable as a string:
Basically nothing else works when using the --exchange argument:
(🦋) /stocks/ $ search -e tor
No companies found.
(🦋) /stocks/ $ search -e asx
No companies found.
(🦋) /stocks/ $ search -e ams
No companies found.
(🦋) /stocks/ $ search -e bru
No companies found.
(🦋) /stocks/ $ search -e set
No companies found.
(🦋) /stocks/ $
The choices for --industry-group do not populate.
The argument -m exchange_country makes no sense, that letter is not even in the word. This argument should be changed to something intuitive, such as --ec, --exchange-country
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[Bug] stocks/search -e asx: no companies found.
[Bug] stocks/search -e asx: no companies found. + other issues
Apr 20, 2023
This works:
However, it looks like the dataframe needs to be flattened because the table wants to filter by date instead of ticker, and the column header should be showing as "Ticker" or "Symbol" instead of "Index".
In another function, the ticker is filterable as a string:
Basically nothing else works when using the
--exchange
argument:The choices for
--industry-group
do not populate.The argument
-m exchange_country
makes no sense, that letter is not even in the word. This argument should be changed to something intuitive, such as--ec
,--exchange-country
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: