auraxium VS Yahooquery

A big part of that was [writing API wrappers](https://github.com/leonhard-s/auraxium) that take care of most of the undocumented quirks the API has in store for its developers, as well as [updating](https://github.com/leonhard-s/auraxium/wiki/Census-API-Primer) the original API docs and [extending them](https://ps2-api-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/openapi.html).

Leonhard's Census primer, a good alternative to the official documentation with better discussion around the join and tree commands.

I was playing around with the python wrapper for the ps2 api (https://github.com/leonhard-s/auraxium) and had some questions. I was wondering if the author of the code is on reddit, and/or if someone knows his/her username?

For that calculator, we acquired the data using the Twelve Data API (i don't have link; my friend got the data), which only allowed 800 requests per day on the free version, meaning we weren't able to get very much out of it (~14000 datapoints). We recently switched over to a new, 120,000 datapoint dataset we generated using a python library called yahooquery, which gives us unlimited requests. DM me for more info, if you want.

There is a better replacement for yfinance called yahooquery. Yahooquery provides better data and is capable of doing so asynchronously, but it still suffers from the same problems as the yfinance package.