Add support for Switzerland's CSIF funds#69
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Credit_Suisse closed 31 May 2024 (19 months ago). @xuhcc this can probably be closed |
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This pull request adds multiple sources, some of them may still work |
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First time contributor to another project, please do let me know if this is the expected worklow...
This branch adds support for Switzerland's Credit Suisse Index Funds by creating a new bean-price source: csif. The price tag is [xxx]:csif/CHyyyyyyyyyy where "xxx" is the currency and "CHyyyyyyyyyy" is the IBAN, e.g. "USD:csif/CH0030849712". The source connects to the Credit-Suisse website, downloads the historical list of quotes and caches it for faster access.
I had to modify slightly the files source.py and prices.py to deal with missing dates in the data.
Added also some simple tests.
Is this source too country-specific or would you be interested to merge it?