/// <summary>
/// http://docs.intrinio.com/#securities
/// Returns a list of security for a single ticker. We wrap default Intrinio behaviour to clear out the
/// 'no match by identifier' case and make sure resultset is empty
/// </summary>
/// <param name="request"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public GetSecuritiesDetailsByCompanyResponse GetSecuritiesDetailsByCompany(GetSecuritiesDetailsByCompany request)
{
var dirtyResponse = DirtyGetWhatever <GetSecuritiesDetailsByCompany, List <SecurityDetailDto> >(request);
// Handle the weird case that an invalid identifier actually sends back data which was being parsed into an empty, nulled out object
//if (response.data.Count == 1 && IntrinioClientUtils.IsAllNullOrEmpty(response.data.First())) return new GetSecuritiesDetailsByCompanyResponse();
if (dirtyResponse.Count == 1 && IntrinioClientUtils.IsAllNullOrEmpty(dirtyResponse.First()))
{
return(new GetSecuritiesDetailsByCompanyResponse());
}
// Otherwise, return the reguarl response
return(new GetSecuritiesDetailsByCompanyResponse
{
api_call_credits = 1, current_page = 1, data = dirtyResponse, result_count = dirtyResponse.Count, total_pages = 1
});
}
public void CanGetSecurityDetailsByTicker(string ticker, bool expectResults)
{
var request = new GetSecuritiesDetailsByCompany {
identifier = ticker
};
var requestUrl = request.ToGetUrl();
var response = ApiClient.GetSecuritiesDetailsByCompany(request);
Assert.True((response.data.IsNullOrEmpty()) == !expectResults);
if (!expectResults)
{
return;
}
foreach (var security in response.data)
{
Assert.True(security.ticker == request.identifier || ticker.IsNullOrEmpty());
}
}
