error

[sander655]

(venv) C:\Users\sander\PycharmProjects\autotrader>python save_data_to_csv.py
usage: save_data_to_csv.py [-h] symbol {intraday,daily,daily_adj}
save_data_to_csv.py: error: the following arguments are required: symbol, time_window

[zedb123]

just create a csv file with header date , open , high , low , close , volume (obviously with data in it !) and just run tech_ind_model ..
should all be fine ..

[XyzzyX44]

The correct way to run is:
python -m save_data_to_csv.py [stock Symbol] [daily]
replace [stock Symbol] with MSFT for example for microsoft or TSLA for Tesla
replace [daily] with daily, intraday, or daily_adj depending on the type of data you want. I use daily.
so my command would look like:
python -m save_data_to_csv.py MSFT daily
--Hope that helps.
-- Also be sure that you have your API key stored in "creds.json"
I really don't see how zedb123's comment helped at all.
I realized I had used right and left carrots to enclose arguments, and they didn't show - the comment must have thought them html tags, lol. I have updated my answer to be better, sorry, hehe

[Eccedustin]

@XyzzyX44
I am having a bit of trouble running it still. I can't figure out your directions to run it in Pycharm. Could you advise?

When running in Pycharm Terminal I get this error:

Error while finding module specification for 'save_data_to_csv.py' (ModuleNotFoundError: _
path_ attribute not found on 'save_data_to_csv' while trying to find 'save_data_to_csv.py')

[XyzzyX44]

@Eccedustin Running in pycharm venv terminal is different-- run it from there like this. save_data_to_csv.py [stock Symbol] [daily] replace [stock Symbol] with MSFT for example for microsoft or TSLA for Tesla replace [daily] with daily, intraday, or daily_adj depending on the type of data you want. I use daily. so my command would look like: save_data_to_csv.py MSFT daily You would not be able to run it directly in pycharm as it takes arguments. Run it from the terminal tab at the bottom as above. When running from pycharm venv, you cannot call python -m module.py, pycharm is not set up like that. I have updated the answer on this post for pycharm specific answer. Also you would want to make sure that your venv includes all of the modules, and that you have your API key from alpha_vantage.com saved in the creds.json file. Modules to include in the venv: alpha_vantage pprint import time datetime os json

[Eccedustin]

How would you do it in Google colab? That's what I'm using currently.

[XyzzyX44]

I am not familiar with google colab.

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