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IQFeed -> InfluxDB
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a script sitting with in the GH pull request:
it request for the date to be : YYYY[-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS]
does that mean literally: 2018[-01-05T09:00:00]
when I do this, i get the following output error, but cant seem to successfully debug it.
File "influx.py", line 45, in init elif len(args.fromdate) == 4 or len(args.fromdate == 10) -
@blonc said in IQFeed -> InfluxDB:
YYYY[-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS]
That's standard notation to indicate: optional
Everything which is inside the square brackets can be left out.
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for anyone who happens to run into this into the future. this script has to be ran in Python 3.5 or > due to the var typing in the functions. Or they need to be removed, it functions fine with out them.