Chrome extension that customizes new tabs to display daily stock information created using react, polygon.io REST API, Bing News Search API, chart.js (2 for react). Customization aims to improve awareness for stock-holders, traders, or trading hobbyists, through providing graphics on updates on the current market and news. The following is displayed
- Local time/date
- Google search bar
- Market status (from Polygon.io)
- Time series graphs for 3 major market indexes (NASDAQ, DOWJONES, SP&500) (from Polygon.io)
- News on stocks/finance (from Bing API)
Stocktab.mov
Market status, date and current time (updating live), and a google search bar.
Time series graphs from the most recent month for three market indexes, and news from the current day with the keyword "Stocks" obtained from bing news search. Information on title, publication date, image, and description of the article is displayed in a thumbnail. A total of 10 articles are displayed.
Due to API restrictions the extension is not published in the chrome store. To use this extension,
- Download the zip file or repository
- Use IDE of choosing (that can run react/html/css) to open the folder
- Build the react app using the "Getting Started with Create React App" instructions below
- Open chrome extension manager and click "load unpacked"
- Load the build folder
- Refresh to display your chrome extension
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