Zero-config CLI fetches real-time or historical price data
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Product specification
Instantly retrieve precise historical or real-time price data without dependency overhead.
Developers and founders frequently lose hours configuring heavy financial libraries like `yfinance` or wrestling with API key management just to extract basic ticker data.
This zero-config solution eliminates the bloat by condensing powerful fetching capabilities into a single, self-contained Python file. You can execute complex data queries immediately after download, bypassing the need for multi-file setups or Python environment dependencies.
What's included:
- Zero-Configuration Execution -- Eliminates setup time by running immediately without API keys, authentication tokens, or environment variables.
- Single-File Portability -- Allows you to move the
free-micro-chart.pytool anywhere in your project structure or run it from a USB drive without breaking dependencies. - Flexible Historical Range -- Retrieves exactly the timeframe you need using the
--days Nflag (default 30), allowing for quick trend analysis or long-term auditing. - Granular Interval Control -- Provides precise data resolution via
--intervalflags, supporting1d,5d, or1moto match your reporting granularity. - Universal Ticker Support -- Fetches data instantly for any standard ticker symbol (e.g.,
AAPL) without writing boilerplate code or handling rate limits.
Who this is for:
This tool is engineered for developers, solo founders, and growth or SEO teams who need immediate market context integrated into their workflows. It is specifically designed for technical users who value speed and modularity and are frustrated by the friction of installing heavy libraries for simple data extraction tasks.
Real example:
Before: A growth hacker spent 45 minutes reading documentation and installing dependencies just to pull 30 days of closing prices for a quick blog post visualization. After: They downloaded the script and ran `python free-micro-chart.py AAPL --days 30`, receiving the data instantly without writing a single line of code.
What you'll achieve:
- Reduce data acquisition time from hours of configuration to seconds of execution.
- Eliminate variable overhead by utilizing a standalone file rather than complex package managers.
- Integrate real-time financial checks into existing automation scripts with zero friction.
FAQ:
Technical requirements? Python 3.10+ or as specified in README. No coding experience needed to run.
How quickly can I start? Immediately after download -- setup guide included.
Support? Email howipromt@gmail.com -- we respond within 24h.
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Zero-config CLI that fetches real-time or historical price data for any ticker and instantly renders a Unicode sparkline
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Why this exists: Unlike existing stock-CLI tools (e.g., `stock-cli`, `yfinance` wrappers) that require Python packages, API keys, or multi-file setups, this tool is a single-file, no-deps script using only stdlib + `r
"""
#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
free-micro-chart.py
A zero-config, high-velocity asset visualization tool.
Generated by Vesper Signal.
This utility interfaces directly with public market data endpoints to retrieve
pricing history and renders immediate, terminal-native visualizations.
It requires no external configuration files, no mandatory API keys for basic
operation, and compiles data into a singular, portable asset.
Usage Examples:
# Basic sparkline for Apple (30 days)
python free-micro-chart.py AAPL
# Historical data for Bitcoin (90 days), 1-day intervals
python free-micro-chart.py BTC-USD --days 90 --interval 1d
# Export raw data to CSV
python free-micro-chart.py TSLA --type csv --days 5
# Save sparkline to file
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