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Python API for FRED (Federal Reserve Economic Data) and ALFRED (Archival FRED)
Basically, I am having trouble writing columns to an Excel file from a series in Fred. My issue is in the last line of the dataget function, where I have...
Hi I read the blog you write, it is really helpful. I am thinking about get all the data observations by iterating through all the series_ids, like this: -------https://api.stlouisfed.org/fred/series/observations?series_id=[for i...
Hey @mortada, This is a cumulative PR for the fixes to test_search, get_series changes, and the new get_dataframe. Don't know if you are interested and if so whether you'd like...
Hey @mortada, this is a PR to address the issue I mentioned in https://github.com/mortada/fredapi/issues/9. That's only the part that handle realtime_start and realtime_end as first class citizens in get_series(). I...
Sorry for the earlier PR #13, I think this one fixes the problem. BTW, it's not easy to see the status of the build. Could we add back the travis-ci...
@mortada, one more thing I'd like to fix. When one calls get_series with realtime_start or realtime_end, the argument is passed verbatim and if the format is not a valid YYYY-MM-DD...
Received this error when using the get_series method. Worked fine previously but get this error code now: URLError:
I wrote a client for FRED like `fredpi` except I used c#/dotnet. In the course of writing my client I came across some ambiguities in the FRED documentation. I also...
When I try to get "Dot Plot" related data from ALFRED with `vintage_all = fred.get_series_all_releases('FEDTARMD')` the output seems off. For example for the median federal funds rate projection for the...
