eodhistoricaldata-api

eodhistoricaldata.com API (React, Vue, Angular, Node.js)

eodhistoricaldata.com API wrapper.

Supports client-side (React, Vue, Angular, etc.) and server-side (Node.js).

Getting Started

• npm install eodhistoricaldata-api
• No API token required

Examples

Node.js

const api = require('eodhistoricaldata-api');
 
// get historical end-of-day stock price of Apple
const options = {
  symbol: 'AAPL', // ticker
  from: '2018-02-01', // YYYY-MM-DD [optional]
  to: '2018-10-10', // YYYY-MM-DD [optional]
  period: 'd', // d = day, w = week, m = month [optional]
  order: 'd' // d = descending, a = ascending [optional]
  // filter: 'last_close' // last_close, last_volume [optional]
};
api.getHistoricalEodData(options).then(prices => console.log(prices));
 
// get fundamentals of Tesla (symbol: TSLA)
api.getFundamentals('TSLA').then(result => console.log(result));
 
// list supported ETFs
api.listSupportedEtfs().then(etfs => console.log(etfs));

React

Live Demo: https://codesandbox.io/s/znoo29zp74

import api from 'eodhistoricaldata-api';
 
class Eodhistoricaldata extends React.Component {
  componentDidMount() {
    api.getFundamentals('VGT').then(data => this.setState({ data }));
  }
 
  render() {
    // ...
    return <pre>{JSON.stringify(this.state.data, null, 1)}</pre>;
  }
}

Documentation

getHistoricalEodData(options)

Returns historical stock price data.

Accepts an object as input:

• symbol (string, required) - any symbol of a company, ETF, or Mutual Fund
• from (string, optional) - YYYY-MM-DD format, e.g. 2018-02-01
• to (string, optional) - YYYY-MM-DD format, e.g. 2018-10-01
• period (string, optional) - use d for daily, w for weekly and m for monthly prices. By default daily prices will be shown.
• order (string, optional): use a for ascending dates (from old to new) and d for descending dates (from new to old). By default dates are shown in ascending order.
• filter (string, optional) - use last_close to get only the last value, or last_volume

getFundamentals(symbol)

• symbol - any symbol of a company, ETF, or Mutual Fund

api.getFundamentals('AAPL').then(data => ... )

Returns company, ETF, and Mutual Fund fundamentals.

Company Fundamentals

• Code and name of the company.
• Exchange, currency, and country information.
• Sector/industry and company description.
• ISIN and CUSIP of the asset.
• General Information:
  • Market Capitalization
  • EBITDA, PE ratio, PEG ratio.
  • Earnings per share (EPS), book value, dividend share, dividend yield.
  • Profit margin, operating margin, return on assets and return on equity.
  • Revenue, revenue per share, gross profit, diluted EPS and quarterly earnings growth (year-over-year).
• Numbers for Valuation
  • Trailing PE, Forward PE
  • Price/Sales
  • Price/Book Ratio
  • Enterprise Value/Revenue
  • Enterprise Value Ebitda
• Technical Indicators
  • Beta
  • 52 Week high/low
  • 50/200 day moving average
  • Shares short, short ratio, short ratio percentage.
• Splits and Dividends
  • The forward annual dividend rate and yield
  • Payout ratio.
  • Dividend date, ex-dividend date.
  • Last split factor and split date.
• Outstanding Shares (only US companies):
  • Date.
  • Amount of outstanding shares on the date in Millions.
• Earnings:
  • History and Trend.
  • Quarterly and Annual.
• Financials
  • Balance Sheet
  • Cash Flow
  • Income Statements.
  • Quarterly and Annual.

ETF Fundamentals

• ETF general data.
  • ISIN, Company Name, and URL.
  • Current Yield, Dividend Payments information.
  • Ongoing charge, Average Market Capitalization (in Millions).
  • Net expense ratio and annual holdings turnover.
• Technicals
  • Beta
  • 52 week high/lows
  • 50/200 day moving average
• Breakdowns
  • Market Capitalization.
  • Asset Allocation.
  • World Regions.
  • Sector Weights.
  • Top 10 Holdings.
  • Valuation and Growth Rates for portfolio and compare to the ETF category.
  • Morning Star Data: Ratio, Category_Benchmark, Sustainability Ratio.
  • Performance: Volatility, Expected Returns, Sharp Ratio, Returns YTD/3 years/5 years/10 years.

listSupportedEtfs()

api.listSupportedEtfs().then(etfs => ... )

Returns a list of supported ETFs.

Example:

[
 { 'ETF Code': '3BLR',
    'Exchange': 'LSE',
    'Country': 'UK',
    'ISIN': 'IE00BYTYHS72',
    'ETF Name': 'Boost Brent Oil 3X Leverage Daily ETP' },
  { 'ETF Code': '3BRL',
    'Exchange': 'LSE',
    'Country': 'UK',
    'ISIN': 'IE00BYTYHS72',
    'ETF Name': 'Boost Brent Oil 3X Leverage Daily ETP' },
  ...
]