I guess it also kind of depends on what the rest of the contributors are thinking in terms of where they want the refactor to go. But I can always maintain my own fork for the options market research that I want to do
worked my way through Python for Investing, which was amazing btw, but still feel hopeless in making an actual app
also - have you done anything with the quantopian walk throughs?
I never got around to finishing them but their data is really sweet
have a slot open for a book though. And putting this off: https://www.amazon.com/Refactoring-Improving-Design-Existing-Code/dp/0201485672
Jamonek/Robinhood#40
which I'd love to get merged
Hi all, I've just started making a Django app (for personal use) using this api. I can log into my RH account fine but when I try and pull Instruments data I get: Invalid URL '': No schema supplied. Perhaps you meant http://? Callstack says it's from Robinhood.py line 198. I'm calling Robinhood.instruments the same way as the example code. Am I missing something or is this a bug? PS sorry if this is the wrong place to ask questions
Looking in endpoints.py in def instruments the endpoint looks like https://api.robinhood.com/instruments/{id}/ where as the current docs sanko's repo looks like https://api.robinhood.com/instruments/?symbol=MSFT. I see that in robinhood.py there's "instruments" and "instrument" defs. "instruments" looks like it's meant to take a stock symbol not id but it tires to use the same endpoint
@Miserlou I have the conflicts for you as well
Hi all, I've just started making a Django app (for personal use) using this api. I can log into my RH account fine but when I try and pull Instruments data I get: Invalid URL '': No schema supplied. Perhaps you meant http://? Callstack says it's from Robinhood.py line 198. I'm calling Robinhood.instruments the same way as the example code. Am I missing something or is this a bug? PS sorry if this is the wrong place to ask questions
FYI - just submitted PR #91 to address this issue.
Hi All - I just added PR #94 which creates a @login_required decorator that we can use to decorate functions that require login (instead of just allowing them to fail and raising an exception). The decorator calls the login_prompt() function if the user is not already logged in. Is that an acceptable call for everyone? Are there situations where that would not work?
I’ll finish setting it up tonight. Sorry for the late response
Hi, I apologize if this is the incorrect place. But, I could not find a better place to submit this question... I currently using this Robinhood code, and it doesn't seem to support crypto. If this is the case, will there be support for cryto (btc, eth) in the future? Thank you.
But 2fa is better to be disabled.
hello everyone, I hope this is an appropriate place to ask this question I just have a question about Robinhood, does anyone know why the timestamps on orders are inconsistent? For example sometimes an order created at 9:30am EST is marked 13:30, sometimes it is marked 14:30 when you export your orders to a CSV file. Does anybody know why this is and how to tell what the actual time is?
