I looked at the API documentation and it was not immediately apparent to me. Is it available via partner access?
Also, the default rolling average for sentiment seems to be 7 days. Is there an option to change this. One obvious way of doing this is parsing the firehose and some partners probably do that. I don't care for all that data or parsing it, in the unlikely scenario where I can get access to that.
The Sentiment data is only available to partners that license our API. Please touch base with us and let us know what you would like to do and about your paid product:
http://stocktwits.com/developers/contact
There currently is no option to change the rolling average, we have plans to add different time frames, as we agree this would be helpful.
We offer a financial sentiment API at Knowsis.
API docs are available here: http://knowsis.github.io
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Based on the Analytics Data API Banner ("Keep in mind that these APIs are pre-release and subject to change. Code built using these APIs should not be pushed to production. While we will try to notify you of upcoming changes, you should expect to encounter breaking changes before the APIs are publicly released."), the APIs are pre-release and subject to change.
https://developers.google.com/analytics/trusted-testing/analytics-data
When is the Analytics Data API expected to be out of Alpha?
When is it expected to be out of Beta?
Is this timeline a few months, a few quarters, or will it take a year or more to stabilize and publish?
Followup question, if this is going to take some time to move out of Alpha / Beta, do you expect to allow "App+Web" upgrades to downgrade back to "Universal Analytics"?
I have also sent an email to the address in the documentation with no response.
Thanks!
Brie,
I don't believe there is a public timeline on the API release cycle, but we hope to move on to Beta fairly soon. As for your second question, it is not possible to downgrade GA4 (formely App+Web) properties back to "Universal Analytics", as they are fundamentally different.
Thanks,
Ilya
The Google Analytics Team
I imagine most developers are waiting until the official release of the API before incorporating it into their workflows. But I would recommend that we all spend some time testing the API and provide feedback to Google. That way we can point out any issues and suggest features that will be of value.
For example, I want to pull up to 50+ dimensions and metrics but the API limits runReport requests to 9 dimensions and 10 metrics. I doubt Google will budge on those quotas so I figured I'd run multiple queries and merge them programmatically. Unfortunately, that's not a viable approach since there is no universal key/column available to effectively join data across those queries.
However, if the Google Analytics session id were a dimension it could serve as that universal column. So I made an entry under the Google Analytics Issue tracker requesting just that (feel free to star Issue#: 188980721).
So get involved, the sooner we do and vocalize our needs (especially at this stage of development) the more likely the API will meet those goals.
I am exploring uber api and i need to found out if such an application can develop which can share rider's revenue with the integrated app on each trip .
No, it is not possible. Check out our affiliate program for more details about earning with the Uber API.
Right, I'm a little confused by the wording of "integrated app", but I'll just link the API endpoints you should take a look at to see if they satisfy what you need for developing your own application. If this isn't helpful, just say so and I or someone else will try and help further.
If you want to look at riders, the best way I can think of is to use the history to get a list of user recent rides and then request a receipt for every request_id in the history.
If you want to look at drivers, you can just look at all earnings that are given to a specific driver.
If someone wants to correct me on better ways to do this, feel free.
EDIT: Dustin knows better than me!
Been looking at the API docs and was wondering if anyone figured out a way to retrieve the number of followers that are following a specific symbol. It looks like this is possible on a per-user basis (find what symbols they're following) but wasn't sure if there was something like that for symbols.
Thanks all
Currently the follower counts are not available in the open API. They are available to our partners that license the extended data. Sorry about that. If you are integrating into a paid product for your customers, we would love to talk and make not only followers data but sentiment and more available. Please contact us.
I am planning to create a stock based app for iphone. It's going to be a paid app. So I wanted to know what options do I have for getting the data from API.
I have heard of Yahoo finance api, but think it is not free for commecrial use.
What does Apple use for their native app. Could you please provide me with other options.
Thank you.
Getting fast reliable tick data is going to be very expensive, especially if you want every tick. If you want any kind of order book depth, it's even more expensive.
You might want to investigate LMAX who offer a free API. I think they are the same company that do Betfair in the UK. I'm not sure what markets they offer, whether you can use it outside the UK, and whether the prices on show are actual exchange traded prices, or from their own user generated markets, but it might be of interest...
For historical data (historical stock quotes, historical financial statements, historical dividends, etc), you can use the APIs at http://www.mergent.com/servius
(EDIT: The API can deliver historical ratio information such as P/E ratios, but that feature is still undocumented - will be documented soon).
(EDIT: There's also http://www.zacksdata.com/zacks-data-api . By the way, as a disclosure, both APIs are managed by my company).
I was wondering if anyone knows how to gather data from millions of people around the globe via these social networks in order to get the statistics. I need this for a project I'm trying to do and do not need to know the actual person posting such information (such as statuses, comments, information about them, etc) so as not to break any data privacy laws.
I need to know things like how many people commented about Obama today and what was their sex (female or male) and things like that.
is that possible in any way?
Thanks a million
I think you're asking if there are any resources to mine for social data.
Your best bet is to check out the Twitter or Facebook APIs. Variables like age, sex, location will probably be far more difficult to ascertain than raw status info, but it can be done.
For Twitter, I would recommend using the Twitter streaming API and filtering for specific keywords.
For MySpace, use the Real-Time Stream PUSH feature: http://wiki.developer.myspace.com/index.php?title=Category:Real_Time_Stream
the best tool so far used to get data from most of the social network site is this, build an algorithm that will suit your need from the data you collected