Problem to test api
toshuomj opened this issue · 4 comments
I followed the steps to install sec-api in command-line
Command Line
In your command line, typenpm install sec-api -g to install the package
sec-api YOUR_API_KEY to connect to the stream. Replace YOUR_API_KEY with the API key provided on sec-api.io
Done! You will filings printed in your command line as soon as they are published on SEC EDGAR.
When I launch the command sec-apy (MY API KEY), after a few minutes I receive this message "Socket connected to https://socket.sec-api.io/all-filings"
If I connect to that link, the following page opens. (1)
But if I connect to https://socket.sec-api.io/ the following page opens. (2)
I've been testing for a few days, and no "filling" has ever been shown per terminal (from the website either).
I have also followed the steps for node.js, and the result has also been the same as for "command-line".
After a few more minutes, if we update the page, the result is this. And the command keeps running.
In addition, we check on the sec.gov website for latest filings and actually there is some publications so the api should list them.
Is there something I am doing wrong or the api is currently broken ?
@toshuomj thanks for post! I fixed a bug two days ago and everything should work fine again. Try to type sec-api YOUR_API_KEY in your command line and you should see filings again. Let me know if everything works as expected.
Typing https://socket.sec-api.io/all-filings into your browser won't work. this URL can only be used by a socket.io client.
@janlukasschroeder Thanks for your answer. I've been running the command for about an hour and nothing is shown on the screen (only "Socket connected to https://socket.sec-api.io/all-filings"). And on SEC.gov's "Latest Filings Received and Processed at the SEC" page they are loaded almost every minute.
Maybe I should configure something else besides installing the package with the command "npm install sec-api -g"?
I just checked the client again - it turned out that my client was missing a print method.
Type in
npm update sec-api -gsec-api YOUR_API_KEY- Works now :)
Yes thank you, now it has worked!