The stocks package actually contains two legos: stocks, which reads ticker symbols, and cryptocurrency which looks up cryptocurrency symbols such as BTC.
The usage for both is similar:
!stocks APPL
!crypto BTC
pip3 install legos.stocks
This is a Lego designed for use with Legobot, so you'll get Legobot along with this. To deploy it, import the package and add it to the active legos like so:
# This is the legobot stuff
from Legobot import Lego
# This is your lego
from legos.stocks import Stocks
from legos.stocks import Cryptocurrency
# Legobot stuff here
lock = threading.Lock()
baseplate = Lego.start(None, lock)
baseplate_proxy = baseplate.proxy()
# Add your lego
baseplate_proxy.add_child(Stocks)
baseplate_proxy.add_child(Cryptocurrency)While you can use this one as-is, you could also add a localized version to your Legobot deployment by grabbing stocks.py or cryptocurrency.py and deploying is as a local module. Example of a Legobot instance with local modules
As always, pull requests are welcome.