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alvarobartt / investpy

Financial Data Extraction from Investing.com with Python
https://investpy.readthedocs.io/
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Accented character handling #533

Open PierreF66 opened 2 years ago

PierreF66 commented 2 years ago

Sample fund : isin : FR0010341800 name : Palatine Planète I country : france

search_result = investpy.search_quotes(text='FR0010341800', countries=["france"]) Return {"id_": 1153230, "name": "Palatine Plan\u00e8te I", "symbol": "0P00006EG3", "country": "france", "tag": "/funds/palatine-planete-a", "pair_type": "funds", "exchange": "Paris"} where "\u00e8" is char "è"

On the other side

r = investpy.funds.get_fund_historical_data("Palatine Planète I", "france", "01/01/2022", "15/02/2022", as_json=False, order='ascending', interval='Daily') do RuntimeError: ERR#0019: fund palatine planete i not found, check if it is correct.

No problem directly on web site https://www.investing.com/funds/palatine-planete-a

bitcloudx commented 2 years ago

The only one I could find in the csv file is "Palatine Planète A." Which is strange because the link you have even posted shows the name as "Palatine Planète A". When I clicked on it however it shows the "Palatine Planète I" but it is the same. I have submitted a PR to Change the name to "Palatine Planète I"

PierreF66 commented 2 years ago

Ok thank for change. I understood that investpy.search_quotes() retrieve live informations and investpy.funds.get_fund_historical_data() use static ressources. The best way is to use search_result[0].retrieve_historical_data() Thank for your job !