fds.sdk.EventsandTranscripts 3.0.0__tar.gz → 4.1.0__tar.gz

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  1. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-3.0.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-4.1.0}/PKG-INFO +8 -7
  2. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-3.0.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-4.1.0}/README.md +7 -6
  3. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-3.0.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-4.1.0}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/__init__.py +2 -2
  4. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-3.0.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-4.1.0}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/api/calendar_events_api.py +1 -1
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  42. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-3.0.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-4.1.0}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/investor_slides_response.py +1 -1
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  45. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-3.0.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-4.1.0}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/meta_data.py +1 -1
  46. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-3.0.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-4.1.0}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/meta_data_pagination.py +1 -1
  47. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-3.0.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-4.1.0}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/meta_nrt.py +1 -1
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  50. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-3.0.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-4.1.0}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/nrt_calls_request_by_ids.py +1 -1
  51. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-3.0.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-4.1.0}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/nrt_calls_request_by_ticker.py +1 -1
  52. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-3.0.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-4.1.0}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/nrt_calls_request_data.py +1 -1
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  57. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-3.0.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-4.1.0}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/nrt_speaker_ids_response_data.py +1 -1
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  end_date_relative (int): The latest date of the feed file the API should fetch based on the file timestamp, relative to today. - Format: Integer (`0` for today, `-1` for yesterday, etc.). - *Either `endDate` or `endDateRelative` should be used, but not both.* - If dates are not provided, default will return all files. . [optional]
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+ ids ([str]): Requested symbols or securities. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000. Each symbol can be a FactSet exchange symbol, CUSIP, SEDOL, ISIN, or Entity ID > **Note**: If this parameter is not used, `null` will be returned for the `requestId` field in the response.. [optional]
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  categories ([str]): Code for categories to include. This is a list, which represents country, industry, and subject codes. Use the ```/meta/categories``` endpoint to get the list of available categories. Default = All categories. . [optional]
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  time_zone (str): Time Zone for story dates/times (POSIX format from IANA timeZone registry). Use the `/meta/time-zones` endpoint to get the list of available time zones.. [optional] if omitted the server will use the default value of "America/New_York"
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  sort ([str]): Enables sorting data in ascending or descending chronological order based on eventDate. . [optional] if omitted the server will use the default value of ["-storyDateTime"]
@@ -572,13 +563,10 @@ class TranscriptsApi(object):
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  Dictionary of the response headers
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  """
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  self.apply_kwargs_defaults(kwargs=kwargs, return_http_data_only=False, async_req=False)
575
- kwargs['ids'] = \
576
- ids
577
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  return self.get_transcripts_intelligence_endpoint.call_with_http_info(**kwargs)
578
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579
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  def get_transcripts_intelligence_async(
580
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  self,
581
- ids,
582
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  **kwargs
583
571
  ) -> "ApplyResult[TranscriptsIntelligenceResponse]":
584
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  """Returns the StreetAccount Transcript Intelligence documents and related metadata within FactSet coverage based on specific date range and various parameters. # noqa: E501
@@ -586,14 +574,13 @@ class TranscriptsApi(object):
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  Returns the StreetAccount Transcript Intelligence documents within FactSet coverage along with other response fields. All StreetAccount Transcript Intelligence stories originate from StreetAccount # noqa: E501
587
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  This method makes a asynchronous HTTP request. Returns the http data, wrapped in ApplyResult
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- Args:
590
- ids ([str]): Requested symbols or securities. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000. Each symbol can be a FactSet exchange symbol, CUSIP, SEDOL, ISIN, or Entity ID
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  Keyword Args:
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579
  start_date (date): Start Date (YYYY-MM-DD). If dates are not provided, default will return all files. . [optional]
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  end_date (date): End Date (YYYY-MM-DD). If dates are not provided, default will return all files. . [optional]
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  start_date_relative (int): The earliest date of the feed file the API should fetch based on the file timestamp, relative to today. - Format: Integer (`0` for today, `-1` for yesterday, etc.). - *Either `startDate` or `startDateRelative` should be used, but not both.* - If dates are not provided, default will return all files. . [optional]
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582
  end_date_relative (int): The latest date of the feed file the API should fetch based on the file timestamp, relative to today. - Format: Integer (`0` for today, `-1` for yesterday, etc.). - *Either `endDate` or `endDateRelative` should be used, but not both.* - If dates are not provided, default will return all files. . [optional]
583
+ ids ([str]): Requested symbols or securities. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000. Each symbol can be a FactSet exchange symbol, CUSIP, SEDOL, ISIN, or Entity ID > **Note**: If this parameter is not used, `null` will be returned for the `requestId` field in the response.. [optional]
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  categories ([str]): Code for categories to include. This is a list, which represents country, industry, and subject codes. Use the ```/meta/categories``` endpoint to get the list of available categories. Default = All categories. . [optional]
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  time_zone (str): Time Zone for story dates/times (POSIX format from IANA timeZone registry). Use the `/meta/time-zones` endpoint to get the list of available time zones.. [optional] if omitted the server will use the default value of "America/New_York"
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586
  sort ([str]): Enables sorting data in ascending or descending chronological order based on eventDate. . [optional] if omitted the server will use the default value of ["-storyDateTime"]
@@ -627,13 +614,10 @@ class TranscriptsApi(object):
627
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  ApplyResult[TranscriptsIntelligenceResponse]
628
615
  """
629
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  self.apply_kwargs_defaults(kwargs=kwargs, return_http_data_only=True, async_req=True)
630
- kwargs['ids'] = \
631
- ids
632
617
  return self.get_transcripts_intelligence_endpoint.call_with_http_info(**kwargs)
633
618
 
634
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  def get_transcripts_intelligence_with_http_info_async(
635
620
  self,
636
- ids,
637
621
  **kwargs
638
622
  ) -> "ApplyResult[typing.Tuple[TranscriptsIntelligenceResponse, int, typing.MutableMapping]]":
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  """Returns the StreetAccount Transcript Intelligence documents and related metadata within FactSet coverage based on specific date range and various parameters. # noqa: E501
@@ -641,14 +625,13 @@ class TranscriptsApi(object):
641
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  Returns the StreetAccount Transcript Intelligence documents within FactSet coverage along with other response fields. All StreetAccount Transcript Intelligence stories originate from StreetAccount # noqa: E501
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  This method makes a asynchronous HTTP request. Returns http data, http status and headers, wrapped in ApplyResult
643
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644
- Args:
645
- ids ([str]): Requested symbols or securities. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000. Each symbol can be a FactSet exchange symbol, CUSIP, SEDOL, ISIN, or Entity ID
646
628
 
647
629
  Keyword Args:
648
630
  start_date (date): Start Date (YYYY-MM-DD). If dates are not provided, default will return all files. . [optional]
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631
  end_date (date): End Date (YYYY-MM-DD). If dates are not provided, default will return all files. . [optional]
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632
  start_date_relative (int): The earliest date of the feed file the API should fetch based on the file timestamp, relative to today. - Format: Integer (`0` for today, `-1` for yesterday, etc.). - *Either `startDate` or `startDateRelative` should be used, but not both.* - If dates are not provided, default will return all files. . [optional]
651
633
  end_date_relative (int): The latest date of the feed file the API should fetch based on the file timestamp, relative to today. - Format: Integer (`0` for today, `-1` for yesterday, etc.). - *Either `endDate` or `endDateRelative` should be used, but not both.* - If dates are not provided, default will return all files. . [optional]
634
+ ids ([str]): Requested symbols or securities. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000. Each symbol can be a FactSet exchange symbol, CUSIP, SEDOL, ISIN, or Entity ID > **Note**: If this parameter is not used, `null` will be returned for the `requestId` field in the response.. [optional]
652
635
  categories ([str]): Code for categories to include. This is a list, which represents country, industry, and subject codes. Use the ```/meta/categories``` endpoint to get the list of available categories. Default = All categories. . [optional]
653
636
  time_zone (str): Time Zone for story dates/times (POSIX format from IANA timeZone registry). Use the `/meta/time-zones` endpoint to get the list of available time zones.. [optional] if omitted the server will use the default value of "America/New_York"
654
637
  sort ([str]): Enables sorting data in ascending or descending chronological order based on eventDate. . [optional] if omitted the server will use the default value of ["-storyDateTime"]
@@ -682,14 +665,11 @@ class TranscriptsApi(object):
682
665
  ApplyResult[(TranscriptsIntelligenceResponse, int, typing.Dict)]
683
666
  """
684
667
  self.apply_kwargs_defaults(kwargs=kwargs, return_http_data_only=False, async_req=True)
685
- kwargs['ids'] = \
686
- ids
687
668
  return self.get_transcripts_intelligence_endpoint.call_with_http_info(**kwargs)
688
669
 
689
670
 
690
671
  def get_transcripts_investor_slides(
691
672
  self,
692
- ids,
693
673
  start_date,
694
674
  end_date,
695
675
  **kwargs
@@ -700,11 +680,11 @@ class TranscriptsApi(object):
700
680
  This method makes a synchronous HTTP request. Returns the http data only
701
681
 
702
682
  Args:
703
- ids ([str]): Requested symbols or securities. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000. Each symbol can be a FactSet exchange symbol, CUSIP, SEDOL, ISIN, or Entity ID
704
- start_date (date): Start Date. Format is YYYY-MM-DD **The API supports data from 1995 onwards. Ensure that the provided Date falls within this range for accurate results.**
683
+ start_date (date): Start Date. Format is YYYY-MM-DD **The API supports data from 1999 onwards. Ensure that the provided Date falls within this range for accurate results.**
705
684
  end_date (date): End Date. Format is YYYY-MM-DD.
706
685
 
707
686
  Keyword Args:
687
+ ids ([str]): Requested symbols or securities. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000. Each symbol can be a FactSet exchange symbol, CUSIP, SEDOL, ISIN, or Entity ID > **Note**: If this parameter is not used, `null` will be returned for the `requestId` field in the response.. [optional]
708
688
  event_ids ([str]): Requests Event IDs. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000.. [optional]
709
689
  categories ([str]): Code for categories to include. This is a list, which represents country, industry, and subject codes. Use the ```/meta/categories``` endpoint to get the list of available categories. Default = All categories. . [optional]
710
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  search_text (str): Restricts the search to include only document stories which include the text searched. . [optional]
@@ -740,8 +720,6 @@ class TranscriptsApi(object):
740
720
  Response Object
741
721
  """
742
722
  self.apply_kwargs_defaults(kwargs=kwargs, return_http_data_only=True, async_req=False)
743
- kwargs['ids'] = \
744
- ids
745
723
  kwargs['start_date'] = \
746
724
  start_date
747
725
  kwargs['end_date'] = \
@@ -750,7 +728,6 @@ class TranscriptsApi(object):
750
728
 
751
729
  def get_transcripts_investor_slides_with_http_info(
752
730
  self,
753
- ids,
754
731
  start_date,
755
732
  end_date,
756
733
  **kwargs
@@ -761,11 +738,11 @@ class TranscriptsApi(object):
761
738
  This method makes a synchronous HTTP request. Returns http data, http status and headers
762
739
 
763
740
  Args:
764
- ids ([str]): Requested symbols or securities. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000. Each symbol can be a FactSet exchange symbol, CUSIP, SEDOL, ISIN, or Entity ID
765
- start_date (date): Start Date. Format is YYYY-MM-DD **The API supports data from 1995 onwards. Ensure that the provided Date falls within this range for accurate results.**
741
+ start_date (date): Start Date. Format is YYYY-MM-DD **The API supports data from 1999 onwards. Ensure that the provided Date falls within this range for accurate results.**
766
742
  end_date (date): End Date. Format is YYYY-MM-DD.
767
743
 
768
744
  Keyword Args:
745
+ ids ([str]): Requested symbols or securities. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000. Each symbol can be a FactSet exchange symbol, CUSIP, SEDOL, ISIN, or Entity ID > **Note**: If this parameter is not used, `null` will be returned for the `requestId` field in the response.. [optional]
769
746
  event_ids ([str]): Requests Event IDs. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000.. [optional]
770
747
  categories ([str]): Code for categories to include. This is a list, which represents country, industry, and subject codes. Use the ```/meta/categories``` endpoint to get the list of available categories. Default = All categories. . [optional]
771
748
  search_text (str): Restricts the search to include only document stories which include the text searched. . [optional]
@@ -805,8 +782,6 @@ class TranscriptsApi(object):
805
782
  Dictionary of the response headers
806
783
  """
807
784
  self.apply_kwargs_defaults(kwargs=kwargs, return_http_data_only=False, async_req=False)
808
- kwargs['ids'] = \
809
- ids
810
785
  kwargs['start_date'] = \
811
786
  start_date
812
787
  kwargs['end_date'] = \
@@ -815,7 +790,6 @@ class TranscriptsApi(object):
815
790
 
816
791
  def get_transcripts_investor_slides_async(
817
792
  self,
818
- ids,
819
793
  start_date,
820
794
  end_date,
821
795
  **kwargs
@@ -826,11 +800,11 @@ class TranscriptsApi(object):
826
800
  This method makes a asynchronous HTTP request. Returns the http data, wrapped in ApplyResult
827
801
 
828
802
  Args:
829
- ids ([str]): Requested symbols or securities. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000. Each symbol can be a FactSet exchange symbol, CUSIP, SEDOL, ISIN, or Entity ID
830
- start_date (date): Start Date. Format is YYYY-MM-DD **The API supports data from 1995 onwards. Ensure that the provided Date falls within this range for accurate results.**
803
+ start_date (date): Start Date. Format is YYYY-MM-DD **The API supports data from 1999 onwards. Ensure that the provided Date falls within this range for accurate results.**
831
804
  end_date (date): End Date. Format is YYYY-MM-DD.
832
805
 
833
806
  Keyword Args:
807
+ ids ([str]): Requested symbols or securities. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000. Each symbol can be a FactSet exchange symbol, CUSIP, SEDOL, ISIN, or Entity ID > **Note**: If this parameter is not used, `null` will be returned for the `requestId` field in the response.. [optional]
834
808
  event_ids ([str]): Requests Event IDs. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000.. [optional]
835
809
  categories ([str]): Code for categories to include. This is a list, which represents country, industry, and subject codes. Use the ```/meta/categories``` endpoint to get the list of available categories. Default = All categories. . [optional]
836
810
  search_text (str): Restricts the search to include only document stories which include the text searched. . [optional]
@@ -865,8 +839,6 @@ class TranscriptsApi(object):
865
839
  ApplyResult[InvestorSlidesResponse]
866
840
  """
867
841
  self.apply_kwargs_defaults(kwargs=kwargs, return_http_data_only=True, async_req=True)
868
- kwargs['ids'] = \
869
- ids
870
842
  kwargs['start_date'] = \
871
843
  start_date
872
844
  kwargs['end_date'] = \
@@ -875,7 +847,6 @@ class TranscriptsApi(object):
875
847
 
876
848
  def get_transcripts_investor_slides_with_http_info_async(
877
849
  self,
878
- ids,
879
850
  start_date,
880
851
  end_date,
881
852
  **kwargs
@@ -886,11 +857,11 @@ class TranscriptsApi(object):
886
857
  This method makes a asynchronous HTTP request. Returns http data, http status and headers, wrapped in ApplyResult
887
858
 
888
859
  Args:
889
- ids ([str]): Requested symbols or securities. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000. Each symbol can be a FactSet exchange symbol, CUSIP, SEDOL, ISIN, or Entity ID
890
- start_date (date): Start Date. Format is YYYY-MM-DD **The API supports data from 1995 onwards. Ensure that the provided Date falls within this range for accurate results.**
860
+ start_date (date): Start Date. Format is YYYY-MM-DD **The API supports data from 1999 onwards. Ensure that the provided Date falls within this range for accurate results.**
891
861
  end_date (date): End Date. Format is YYYY-MM-DD.
892
862
 
893
863
  Keyword Args:
864
+ ids ([str]): Requested symbols or securities. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000. Each symbol can be a FactSet exchange symbol, CUSIP, SEDOL, ISIN, or Entity ID > **Note**: If this parameter is not used, `null` will be returned for the `requestId` field in the response.. [optional]
894
865
  event_ids ([str]): Requests Event IDs. This is a list with a maximum limit of 1000.. [optional]
895
866
  categories ([str]): Code for categories to include. This is a list, which represents country, industry, and subject codes. Use the ```/meta/categories``` endpoint to get the list of available categories. Default = All categories. . [optional]
896
867
  search_text (str): Restricts the search to include only document stories which include the text searched. . [optional]
@@ -925,8 +896,6 @@ class TranscriptsApi(object):
925
896
  ApplyResult[(InvestorSlidesResponse, int, typing.Dict)]
926
897
  """
927
898
  self.apply_kwargs_defaults(kwargs=kwargs, return_http_data_only=False, async_req=True)
928
- kwargs['ids'] = \
929
- ids
930
899
  kwargs['start_date'] = \
931
900
  start_date
932
901
  kwargs['end_date'] = \