NSE BSE Live Data Script
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I need a lean, well-documented script that can pull real-time stock-price and trading-volume feeds simultaneously from both NSE and BSE. The workflow is simple: the moment the markets move, the script should hit the official exchange or approved third-party APIs, filter the stream through my own set of conditions (I will share the exact logic after project start), and return only the symbols that match.
A few practical notes:
• Speed matters more than fancy UI, so an efficient language such as Python (asyncio, websockets, pandas) or Node.js is ideal, but I’m open to alternatives as long as latency stays low.
• The output can be JSON, CSV, or pushed into a lightweight database—whichever you feel keeps things fastest and easiest to maintain.
• Error handling, API-key rotation, and clear install/run instructions must be included; I want to be able to spin it up on a VPS without surprises.
Deliverable: a single repository containing the source code, a brief README, and a short demo video or screen-capture proving that live NSE and BSE data filter correctly in real time.
I’ll review on three criteria: (1) accuracy of the data, (2) response time from tick to console/output, and (3) clarity of your documentation. Looking forward to seeing how you’d architect it.
A few practical notes:
• Speed matters more than fancy UI, so an efficient language such as Python (asyncio, websockets, pandas) or Node.js is ideal, but I’m open to alternatives as long as latency stays low.
• The output can be JSON, CSV, or pushed into a lightweight database—whichever you feel keeps things fastest and easiest to maintain.
• Error handling, API-key rotation, and clear install/run instructions must be included; I want to be able to spin it up on a VPS without surprises.
Deliverable: a single repository containing the source code, a brief README, and a short demo video or screen-capture proving that live NSE and BSE data filter correctly in real time.
I’ll review on three criteria: (1) accuracy of the data, (2) response time from tick to console/output, and (3) clarity of your documentation. Looking forward to seeing how you’d architect it.