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Contributing to yahoo-finance2

  1. Local Development
  2. General Guidelines
    1. Editing
    2. Code
  3. Testing
    1. Devel Mode
  4. Specific Guidelines
    1. Fixing a bug
    2. Adding a module

Local Development

The following instructions will help you run the latest development release locally. If you plan to make changes to the code and submit them back to us (in pull requests), please first FORK our repo and clone YOUR FORK instead of the URL used below.

  1. Install git if you haven't already.
  2. Change to the directory where you want to keep these files.
  3. git clone https://github.com/gadicc/node-yahoo-finance2.git
  4. cd node-yahoo-finance2
  5. yarn tsc
  6. yarn link

And now, in any of your own projects where you use node-yahoo-finance2:

yarn link yahoo-finance2

Now your project will use the latest development version instead of the version on npm. You can revert this for your project by typing:

yarn unlink yahoo-finance2.

To update your local development copy at any time:

  1. cd node-yahoo-finance2
  2. git pull
  3. yarn tsc

General Guidelines

Editing

editorconfig

We have an .editorconfig which specifies our requirements for indentation, newlines, etc. If you're not sure, please check at https://editorconfig.org/ if your editor has built in support for this format or if you need to download a plugin (e.g. for Atom). Alternatively, just read .editorconfig and keep to this on your own.

prettier

We use prettior to save time and energy otherwise wasted on styling and discussion thereof. See their section on editor integrations if you haven't before - we suggest the configuration options to "run prettier on save", but "only if a prettierrc exists in the project". Alternatively, just run yarn prettier --write . before committing your work and submitting your PR.

code

Code

Default branch: devel

All PRs should be submitted against the devel branch (github default).

Changing TypeScript Interfaces

Run yarn generateSchema after changing any interfaces, this will regenerate the schema.json file which is used for run-time tests.

Commit Messages

Commit messages should follow the conventionalcommits standard (basically Angular). This is important as we use semantic-release to automate releases and CHANGELOG entries when we merge back to master.

Testing

Devel Mode

In "devel" mode, any URL will only be fetched once and cached in memory and on the disk. All future requests (for the rest of time) will return the cached result. This is very helpful to speed up development and is used extensively for our tests.

await search('AAPL', {}, { devel: true });                // uses sha1 from URL
await search('AAPL', {}, { devel: 'search-AAPL.json' });  // fixed filename

Note: require('yahooFinanceFetchDevel') is called conditionally when devel: true. It also uses packages from devDependencies. As such, deployment to production is not supported.

Note: Even with fixed filename, URLs are verified and fetchDevel will throw if they don't match. If you're returning a fake result, name your file .fake.json.

Occasionally we want to skip caching and only return live results, e.g. to check if our validation passes at different times of the day (when different markets are open):

$ FETCH_DEVEL="nocache" yarn test

NOTE: Setting the devel option to true will not work in the browser, as it requires a filesystem and some modules only available in node.

Specific Guidelines

Fixing a bug

It's greatly appreciated when bug fix include a test that fails without your fix and passes with it 🙏

TODO

Adding a new module

Checklist:

  1. Create it in src/modules/myAmazingModule.ts
  2. Run yarn generateSchema (and on any future interface changes)
  3. Test it in src/modules/myAmazingModule.spec.ts
  4. Add it to src/index-common.ts
  5. Docs in docs/modules/myAmazingModule.md
  6. Link these docs in README.md and docs/README.md.
  7. Commit all the above and any tests/http/* created in your tests.

For a model example, see the recommendationsBySymbol PR by @pudgereyem. However, always base your work on the most current code.

Things to be aware of:

  1. Some Yahoo results vary by time, e.g. when particular markets are open, closed, in pre-trading etc. It may help to run your validation tests with FETCH_DEVEL=nocache (see Devel Mode, above) at different times of the day to make sure you've covered all cases. If you find something that doesn't pass, please add another permanent/cached test for it in the spec file.

TODO