NSEPython Discussion and Feature Request

Programming NSE Python API
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Today I checked and it behaved fine. Strange. I will keep monitoring.

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Hi Amit, Good day. Just wanted to thank you for developing such a wonderful API for collecting NSE data.

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Hi. Is there any function available for fetching from
https://www.nseindia.com/market-data/equity-derivatives-watch

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Hunt here → unofficed.com/nse-python/

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@dexter , Hey dexter is this feature included in the current api of nsepython? if yes, can you please share the sample reference

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https://unofficed.com/nse-python/documentation/special/#the-fii-dii-api

It is in the documentation.

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2 posts were split to a new topic: Any way to fetch market depth data?

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3 posts were merged into an existing topic: New nsepythonserver not fetching option chain data. Will using a ROTATING PROXY be a good option to integrate with nsepythonserver?

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2 posts were merged into an existing topic: New nsepythonserver not fetching option chain data. Will using a ROTATING PROXY be a good option to integrate with nsepythonserver?

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2 posts were split to a new topic: NSEPython not working in Macbook

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Could you please provide clarification on the rate limits and usage quotas for your API?

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Hi,
What is the meaning of these notations?
#COM,CD,CB,CMOT,COM,FO,IRD,MF,NDM,NTRP,SLBS

Can someone share the references? I am new to few of these things and not able to understand from their short forms.

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The discussion arose here.

The abbreviations you provided are related to various financial markets and instruments, commonly used in the context of the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE). Here are the meanings of these abbreviations:

  1. COM: Commodities
  2. CD: Currency Derivatives
  3. CB: Corporate Bonds
  4. CMOT: Commodities Options Trading
  5. FO: Futures & Options
  6. IRD: Interest Rate Derivatives
  7. MF: Mutual Funds
  8. NDM: Non-Deliverable Markets
  9. NTRP: Notional Principal Contracts
  10. SLBS: Securities Lending and Borrowing Scheme

These abbreviations are used in different segments of trading and financial instruments, which can be part of daily transactions and reports on the NSE.

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Amazing library. Especially love that we can use nsefetch(‘https://www.nseindia.com/api/equity-stockIndices?index=SECURITIES%20IN%20F%26O’) to get data of all derivatives trading equities. Is there a similar link to fetch derivatives or just Options data?
Also ‘nse_get_fno_lot_sizes()’ has stopped working.

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There is. Dig in the documentation.

Will check.

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Thanks. I went through the documentation and the git hub code, but could only find this link for derivatives:

nsefetch('https://www.nseindia.com/api/quote-derivative?symbol='+symbol)

This will only allow me to get data of derivatives in a for loop (time taking), unlike
nsefetch(‘[https://www.nseindia.com/api/equity-stockIndices?index=SECURITIES%20IN%20F%26O ), which can get data of equities in one go. Could you please guide me to the link which can get data of all derivatives in one go.

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This is actually derivatives only!
The equity that are in derivatives in specific.
You are looking for current month contract or something like that?

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https://archives.nseindia.com/content/fo/fo_mktlots.csv
This API stopped working. I am taking this data from broker API atm.

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There are many round-about API endpoints to sort this out -

nse_quote(symbol="SBIN")['stocks'][i]['marketDeptOrderBook']['tradeInfo']['marketLot’]

NSE has uploaded a dumb PDF accidentally in their endpoint. I don’t think they care… Unsure what to tell.