Thank you for your tdameritrade package is very nice and clean. The API is conceptually direct and streamlined.
I know this might be viewed as primarily a preference issue, but (if you use conda) could you please be so kind as to provide a conda package for your tdameritrade package?
I use conda whenever possible, because it does environment consistency checking that pip does not. I have had quite a few problems by installing pip packages (using pip) into my conda environments and then the conda package index gets out of sink, corrupting things. It then requires a precious time to fix things or rebuild a new environment. There is still a problem with interleaving pip and conda packages into a conda environment. We need a better tool with the advantages of both the pip package managers and the conda environment manager. I don't (yet) know how to convert pip to conda packages, or if there's a reliable pip to conda package converter. Perhaps you know of an easy fix for this besides using pip only?
Hi Tim,
Thank you for your tdameritrade package is very nice and clean. The API is conceptually direct and streamlined.
I know this might be viewed as primarily a preference issue, but (if you use conda) could you please be so kind as to provide a conda package for your tdameritrade package?
I use conda whenever possible, because it does environment consistency checking that pip does not. I have had quite a few problems by installing pip packages (using pip) into my conda environments and then the conda package index gets out of sink, corrupting things. It then requires a precious time to fix things or rebuild a new environment. There is still a problem with interleaving pip and conda packages into a conda environment. We need a better tool with the advantages of both the pip package managers and the conda environment manager. I don't (yet) know how to convert pip to conda packages, or if there's a reliable pip to conda package converter. Perhaps you know of an easy fix for this besides using pip only?
Thank you.
Best Regards,
Rich Lysakowski