API philippine stock exchange

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Hi,

Anyone already try this: GitHub - edgedalmacio/phisix: Simple PSEi (formerly known as PHISIX) RESTful API hosted on Google AppEngine[^]
How can I use this to my test website?
Basically I want to get Historical Data of a company from Philippine Stock Exchange and publish to my site,
Can someone help me? Thanks in advance

What I have tried:

/stocks/PSE.xml show some data but not enough, I want to include value, open, high, low, average price, week-high, week-low

Posted 30-Mar-17 21:04pm

Gary A. Gajes Jr [ACR]

Updated 30-Mar-17 21:35pm

OriginalGriff

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2017-03-30T21:35:00

Solution 1

Contact the author: there is a "issues" tab which allows you to ask questions on the Github page you link to. The person who wrote it will know a lot more about this than anyone else...

Posted 30-Mar-17 21:35pm

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Gary A. Gajes Jr [ACR] 31-Mar-17 3:49am

Already ask in the issue tab, no response from the author
Hoping someone here already did this or done similar to this

OriginalGriff 31-Mar-17 3:52am

In which case that was less than a day ago ... have a little patience!
This is the volunteer side of development, which means that people have paying jobs to do which - understandably - take priority. If you want instant responses, you need to pay for products! (And be very lucky, in my experience...)

Gary A. Gajes Jr [ACR] 31-Mar-17 4:18am

Noted on this sir,
Thank you :)

Member 11783505 · Answer 2 · 2017-04-19T04:09:00

Solution 2

I'm searching for API for PSE as well and came to this site. Basically, this API offers a JSON data in real time. You can consume the data using REST.

If you want to get the open, high, low, average price, you need to create a separate class/entity for that in your database.

Posted 19-Apr-17 4:09am

Member 11783505

Updated 19-Apr-17 4:19am

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