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jbax
7y ago
Some of the technical indicators I added to this framework could not be found anywhere in existing open source libraries, among them ConnorsRSI and Instantaneous trendline. There is a DirectionIndicator as well that uses linear regression t
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Show HN: My open source trading framework to trade on multiple time frames
(github.com)
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7y ago
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jbax
8y ago
Hi I'm the guy who built and maintains univocity-parsers ( https://github.com/uniVocity/univocity-parsers ) and I recently released my new parser for HTML. I've been developing this internally over the years to
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I created a HTML parsing library in JAVA to extract data from complex websites
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8y ago
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10y ago
univocity-parsers can handle this sort of problem without a hitch: https://github.com/uniVocity/univocity-parsers You should be able to process any sort of record with unescaped quotes.
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uniVocity-parsers 1.5.1 released
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jbax
12y ago
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12y ago
I've just released version 1.4.0 ( http://www.univocity.com/blogs/news/17691460-univocity-parse... ). Hope you enjoy! Contributions, criticisms and suggestions are welcome.
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uniVocity-parsers: my text parsing suite for Java (for CSV, TSV and Fixed-Width)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Contributions are welcome. Especially additions to: 1 - the set of supported annotations ( https://github.com/uniVocity/univocity-parsers/tree/master/s... ) 2 - our implementations of RowProcessor ( https:
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uniVocity-parsers 1.3.0 is here with some useful new features
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12y ago
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uniVocity-parsers 1.1.0 released with TSV, CSV and Fixed-Width support
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12y ago
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12y ago
1 - Keep it simple. Then simplify. 2 - Write code that can be unit-tested 3 - Don't try to use a new framework for every little thing you could do on your own. 4 - Organize your code so it can be reused by others 5 - Write code as if y
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Performance comparison of CSV parsers for Java
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12y ago
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Migrating 3M+ cities into your database in 1 min with uniVocity ETL framework
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12y ago
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UniVocity-parsers: an open source suite of text file parsers for Java
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12y ago
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Univocity – data integration API for Java
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jbax
12y ago
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