TradingView Data Examples

Examples of accessing TradingView-compatible price data. The TradingView API exposes two data feeds: last price (most recent trade price) and oracle price (oracle-derived price), both following the TradingView UDF protocol. For the full list of available endpoints and parameters, see the TradingView API documentation.

All examples assume you have an initialized AsyncRESTClient. See the Quickstart if you need help setting one up.

Search for symbols

# Search for ETH-related symbols
results = await client.search_last_price_symbols(query="ETH")

for result in results:
    print(result.model_dump())

You can filter results by type and limit the number of results:

results = await client.search_last_price_symbols(
    query="BTC",
    type="Perp",   # 'Perp' or 'Spot'
    limit=5,       # Max results (1-50)
)

for result in results:
    print(f"{result.ticker}: {result.description}")

Resolve symbol information

symbol_info = await client.get_last_price_symbol(symbol="ETHUSD-Perp")

print(f"Name: {symbol_info.name}")
print(f"Ticker: {symbol_info.ticker}")
print(f"Description: {symbol_info.description}")
print(f"Price scale: {symbol_info.pricescale}")
print(f"Intraday multipliers: {symbol_info.intraday_multipliers}")

Get OHLCV bar history

import time

now = time.time()
one_day_ago = now - 86400  # 24 hours in seconds

# Fetch 1-hour bars for the last 24 hours
history = await client.get_last_price_history(
    symbol="ETHUSD-Perp",
    resolution="60",         # Bar size in minutes (or '1D', '1W', '1M')
    from_=one_day_ago,       # Start time (seconds since Unix epoch)
    to=now,                  # End time (seconds since Unix epoch)
)

if history.s == "ok" and history.t:
    for i in range(len(history.t)):
        print(
            f"Time: {history.t[i]}, "
            f"O: {history.o[i]}, H: {history.h[i]}, "
            f"L: {history.l[i]}, C: {history.c[i]}, "
            f"V: {history.v[i]}"
        )

You can also use countback to request a specific number of bars:

# Get the last 100 daily bars
history = await client.get_last_price_history(
    symbol="BTCUSD-Perp",
    resolution="1D",
    from_=0,
    to=time.time(),
    countback=100,           # Max bars to return (1-4000)
)

Supported resolutions

Minutes	Daily	Weekly/Monthly
1, 5, 15, 30, 60, 120, 240, 480, 720	1D, 3D	1W, 1M

Oracle price data

All of the examples above use the last price feed. The SDK provides matching methods for the oracle price feed, which reflects oracle-derived pricing:

config = await client.get_oracle_price_config()
symbol_info = await client.get_oracle_price_symbol(symbol="ETHUSD-Perp")
results = await client.search_oracle_price_symbols(query="ETH")
history = await client.get_oracle_price_history(
    symbol="ETHUSD-Perp",
    resolution="60",
    from_=one_day_ago,
    to=now,
)

Get feed configuration

config = await client.get_last_price_config()

print(f"Supported resolutions: {config.supported_resolutions}")
print(f"Symbol types: {[st.name for st in config.symbol_types]}")
print(f"Supports search: {config.supports_search}")

Get server time

server_time = await client.get_last_price_time()
print(server_time)