Not able to get the index quote for NIFTY MID SELECT

General Updates
1

from snapi_py_client.snapi_bridge import StocknoteAPIPythonBridge

Initialize Samco API bridge

samco = StocknoteAPIPythonBridge()
samco.set_session_token(sessionToken=session_token)
quote = samco.index_quote(‘NIFTY MID SELECT’)
quote_data = json.loads(quote)
print(quote_data) It is giving error {‘serverTime’: ‘18/08/24 23:57:53’, ‘status’: ‘Failure’, ‘statusMessage’: ‘Please enter a valid Index Name.’} Please help

2

We’ll begin working on your query shortly and will notify you via email or through this forum once it’s resolved.

3

For temporary use, you can access the quote details for NIFTY MID SELECT using our old domain. Here’s a sample Python code snippet to do that:
import json
from typing import Any
import pandas as pd
from snapi_py_client.snapi_bridge import StocknoteAPIPythonBridge
import requests
import json

samco = StocknoteAPIPythonBridge()
login = json.loads(samco.login(body={
“userId”: “XXXXXX”,
“password”: “XXXX”,
“yob”: “XXXX”
}))
session = login[‘sessionToken’]
print(session)
samco.set_session_token(sessionToken=session)
headers = {
‘Accept’: ‘application/json’,
‘x-session-token’: session
}
r = requests.get(‘https://api.stocknote.com/quote/indexQuote’, params={
‘indexName’: ‘NIFTY MID SELECT’
}, headers=headers)
print(r.json())

This code demonstrates how to retrieve the quote details.

4

Thanks for the information.

5

You can now use our new domain, which also provides responses for NIFTY MID SELECT.

import json

from typing import Any

import pandas as pd

from snapi_py_client.snapi_bridge import StocknoteAPIPythonBridge

import requests

import json

samco = StocknoteAPIPythonBridge()

login = json.loads(samco.login(body={

“userId”: “XXXXX”,

“password”: “XXXX”,

“yob” : “XXXXX”

}))

session = login[‘sessionToken’]

print(session)

samco.set_session_token(sessionToken=session)

headers = {

‘Accept’: ‘application/json’,

‘x-session-token’: session

}

r = requests.get(‘https://tradeapi.samco.in/quote/indexQuote’, params={

‘indexName’: ‘NIFTY MID SELECT’

}, headers=headers)

print(r.json())

Response : {‘serverTime’: ‘20/08/24 12:14:04’, ‘msgId’: ‘7bbdded9-8c0a-4ca4-88d8-acfe8c0dbb1a’, ‘status’: ‘Success’, ‘statusMessage’: ‘Index Quote details retrieved successfully’, ‘indexDetails’: [{‘indexName’: ‘NIFTY MID SELECT’, ‘listingId’: ‘-60’, ‘lastTradedTime’: ‘2024-08-20 12:14:03.0’, ‘spotPrice’: 12815.95, ‘changePercentage’: 0.69, ‘averagePrice’: 0, ‘openValue’: 12807.6, ‘highValue’: 12825.85, ‘lowValue’: 12785.75, ‘closeValue’: 12728.6, ‘totalBuyQuantity’: 0, ‘totalSellQuantity’: 0, ‘totalTradedValue’: 0, ‘totalTradedVolume’: 0, ‘change’: 87.35}]}

6

sir plz help with samco.index_quote

7

To avoid “Too many requests” errors, you can introduce a 2-second delay between each API call using time.sleep(2). Here’s how you can modify the code:
import time
for _ in range(10):
quote = samco.index_quote(‘NIFTY 50’)
print(quote)
time.sleep(2) # Pause for 2 seconds between each request
This will ensure there is a 2-second gap between consecutive API calls, helping to prevent rate-limiting issues.