Version 0.3.1
- Fixed BSDR payload which caused bsdr() to fail (#28)
- Published a package website
- Added code coverage
Version 0.3.0
NEW:
bsdr()
to retrieve Bloomberg SDR data (also closes #23)
bsef()
to retrieve Bloomberg SEF data
ddr()
to retrieve DTCC Data Repository data (also closes #25)
cme()
to retrieve CME SDR data
DEFUNCT:
get_bsdr_data()
is defunct. Use the new function bsdr()
instead which has a different interface to get_bsdr_data()
.
get_bsef_data()
is defunct. Use the new function bsef()
instead which has a different interface to get_bsef_data()
.
get_ddr_data()
is defunct. Use the new function ddr()
instead which has a different interface to get_ddr_data()
.
get_cme_data()
is defunct. Use the new function cme()
instead which has a different interface to get_cme_data()
.
OTHER:
- Bumped minimum version requirements for
R
as well as readr
, httr
and utils
packages. The latter to ensure that downloader::download()
can be replaced by an implementation of utils::download.file()
that supports https:
URLs.
- Replaced calls to
httr::url_ok()
with expressions containing httr::status_code()
as the former is deprecated
- Expanded CI support to macOS (Travis) and Windows (Appveyor)
Version 0.2.1
- Network dependent tests disabled on CRAN as they may not be reliable.
- Suppress CME warnings. Their FTP server demonstrates poor behaviour for non-existent files.
Version 0.2.0
- Added ability to source trade data from SDRs (DTCC, Bloomberg and CME) (#7)
- Can now specify
asset_class
in get_bsef_data()
. Defaults to downloading data for all asset classes
- Getters return an empty data frame if data is unavailable for the date requested (#16)
- Can now specify whether or not raw data extracted from various data sources should be processed or not using the
curate
argument.
- Deprecated ICAP SEF capabilities (unstable)
- Removed packrat-sourced download() method in favour of downloader package (#12)
- Messages are no longer printed to the REPL (#18)
Version 0.1.0
- Implemented ability to access Bloomberg and ICAP SEF data