Need to do some type of decoding in the cache wrapper or some strange things might start happing.
If I want to look up the historical data for S&P 500, I search for ^GSPC. This returns
[{
"Volume": "3934010000",
"Symbol": "%5eGSPC",
"Adj_Close": "2062.139893",
"High": "2064.080078",
"Low": "2030.609985",
"Date": "2015-01-08",
"Close": "2062.139893",
"Open": "2030.609985"
}, {
"Volume": "3805480000",
"Symbol": "%5eGSPC",
"Adj_Close": "2025.900024",
"High": "2029.609985",
"Low": "2005.550049",
"Date": "2015-01-07",
"Close": "2025.900024",
"Open": "2005.550049"
}]
The Symbol entry does not match the original query if we do not decode. This seems to fix it:
import urllib
print urllib.unquote('%5eGSPC')
Need to do some type of decoding in the cache wrapper or some strange things might start happing.
If I want to look up the historical data for S&P 500, I search for
^GSPC. This returns[{ "Volume": "3934010000", "Symbol": "%5eGSPC", "Adj_Close": "2062.139893", "High": "2064.080078", "Low": "2030.609985", "Date": "2015-01-08", "Close": "2062.139893", "Open": "2030.609985" }, { "Volume": "3805480000", "Symbol": "%5eGSPC", "Adj_Close": "2025.900024", "High": "2029.609985", "Low": "2005.550049", "Date": "2015-01-07", "Close": "2025.900024", "Open": "2005.550049" }]The Symbol entry does not match the original query if we do not decode. This seems to fix it: