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How to get available dataset name list? #26
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anyone anyone? would be useful... |
Hi @MSingh00, Sorry for the delay -- we're still tuning this setup so issues and prs land to our client success team first so we can triage anything that comes in. For now, we'll need to update our code examples. NSE has been deprecated since 2019-01-09 (the data is no longer updated). To get the list of dataset codes within a time-series product, each TS product page usually has the instruction, along with how the dataset codes are organized. Generally, here is the API call to get all datasets within a time-series product: This will download a zip file. The first column in the file, code lists all dataset codes within that time-series product So for example, to get all dataset codes in CFTC - https://data.nasdaq.com/data/CFTC On the first row, code is 001601_F_L_ALL . The full dataset code is CFTC/001601_F_L_ALL |
In the example, need to set dataset name like below.
import nasdaqdatalink
data = nasdaqdatalink.get('NSE/OIL')
'NSE/OIL' seems like a dataset name.
So where is the list of available dataset names?
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