US Congress Stock Trading API examples & templates
Use these vals as a playground to view and fork US Congress Stock Trading API examples and templates on Val Town. Run any example below or find templates that can be used as a pre-built solution.
gio
theHereTimes
HTTP
* This application creates "The Here Times", a map-based news aggregator.
* It uses the Google Maps JavaScript API for map rendering, Geonames for location data,
* and the NewsAPI for fetching news articles.
* The app displays news for the top 12 most populous cities/neighborhoods in the current map view.
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* We'll use the following approach:
* 1. Use Google Maps JavaScript API for rendering the map
* 2. Use Geonames API to get top 12 most populous cities within the map bounds
* 3. Fetch news data from NewsAPI based on these locations
* 4. Display news articles in a side drawer, only showing articles that contain the city's name in the title
* 5. Place markers on the map for each location (exactly 12)
* 6. Add a search bar to allow users to search for specific locations
* 7. Recenter the map when a location is clicked or searched
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stevekrouse
blogRSS
HTTP
Val Town Blog RSS Feed View live at: https://stevekrouse-blogRSS.web.val.run This val returns an RSS feed of the Val Town Blog . Architecture Fetch and parse the HTML of https://blog.val.town – @stevekrouse.valTownBlogJSON. Create an RSS string out of that array of blog objects – @stevekrouse.valTownBlogRSS. Expose an endpoint that returns that RSS , with appropriate content-type and cache headers – this val, @stevekrouse.blogRSS Notes This is very inefficient. It refetches and re-parses blog.val.town on every single request, modulo some caching via the headers. It would be much more efficient to cache the results of fetching and parsing the Val Town blog, and then only re-fetch it every 10 minutes or so. Instead of fetching and parsing HTML from super.so, we could get this same data from Notion's API, with a val like @stevekrouse.notionGetDatabase.
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janpaul123
valle_tmp_4547105752081267370510807140603
HTTP
// This task can be best accomplished using HTML and CSS, which are not supported for code execution at the moment. To create a Wordle game with fun CSS elements, you can design the HTML structure to display the game board and input area for guesses, and then style it using creative CSS to achieve the desired look and feel.
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