Add custom quote provider

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I made a small website to host some of Thai fund NAVs for my own purpose. Is there a way to add a custom JSON quote feed provider (similar to Bookmark URLs) to the select menu? I don’t want to copy the URL every time I add for a new fund.

I don’t want to add this as an option for everyone yet, because I only have funds I invested and ignore the rest for now. So I just want this option only for my machine.

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Clarification: I know I can select JSON, and I’ve been doing that. I just don’t want to do that every time. I just want to select my website option (which I want to add) so I don’t have to enter path to date & value every time, and get the magic similar to Bookmark URLs.

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Did you see the last entry called JSON…

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It’s clearly obvious, but that’s not my point…

My point is to add another drop down option. I can click JSON and every time I have to add the JSON path to date and value which is not convenient.

That’s why I ask for a feature similar to adding custom Bookmark URLs like this

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I agree that this would be a very useful feature. Especially if we also get the ability to provide API keys.

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If there is an API Key, it will most like be more or less “public” available.

For those beeing worth implemented we do have some examples:

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Feel free to propose new API’s.

Cheers

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In my case it would be eTrade to get quotes for ESPP/RSUs held.

Instead of creating more and more providers it would be nice if we could just add a “named” generic JSON provider that is reusable across securities.

I have a securities account with ING (Germany) and to get current quotes I can use this configuration:
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Since I have many securities with ING I’d much rather just configure this once and then select “ING” as a data provider instead.