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This is the investing.com calendar without it being embedded into the website. So less distractions and more possibilities.
And also you can have the "customize date" option to enable the scraper to input the start/stop dates.
So if interaction in the page is possible, then the user can customize the date range they want to download. Or even set the download function to scrape xx weeks from the current week. (or xx after the current week).
And append the csv file automatically.
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Is it possible to parse economic calendar data directly from these urls?
https://sslecal2.forexprostools.com/?columns=exc_flags,exc_currency,exc_importance,exc_actual,exc_forecast,exc_previous&features=datepicker,timezone&calType=week&timeZone=55
https://ec.forexprostools.com/?columns=exc_flags,exc_currency,exc_importance,exc_actual,exc_forecast,exc_previous&features=datepicker,timezone&calType=week&timeZone=55
This is the investing.com calendar without it being embedded into the website. So less distractions and more possibilities.
And also you can have the "customize date" option to enable the scraper to input the start/stop dates.
So if interaction in the page is possible, then the user can customize the date range they want to download. Or even set the download function to scrape xx weeks from the current week. (or xx after the current week).
And append the csv file automatically.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: