Reputation: 45
I'm currently learning JavaScript, and has been playing around with API's (Yahoo Finance in this example).
The goal is to update a table of values with a specific stock's financial data - but I need to fetch the data, before it updates the data. Thought I could use await/async as shown, but it doesn't work.
Any pointers?
let stats;
let inputSymbol;
let stockName;
let stockSymbol;
let stockPrevClose;
let stockOpen;
let stockMarketCap;
let stockDayHigh;
function getStockStatistics(){
//Get symbol from input field
inputSymbol = document.getElementById("inputSymbol").value;
console.log(inputSymbol);
request();
updateStockTabel();
}
//Fetch data from Yahoo Finance API based on variables
const request = async () => {
const response = await fetch(`https://apidojo-yahoo-finance-v1.p.rapidapi.com/stock/v2/get-financials?symbol=${inputSymbol}®ion=US`, {
"method": "GET",
"headers": {
"x-rapidapi-key": "---",
"x-rapidapi-host": "---"
}
});
const data = await response.json();
stats = data;
console.log(data);
}
//Update statistics in table based on values from Yahoo Finance JSON object
function updateStockTabel() {
//Change properties
stockPrevClose = stats.summaryDetail.previousClose.raw;
stockOpen = stats.summaryDetail.open.raw;
stockMarketCap = stats.summaryDetail.marketCap.fmt;
stockDayHigh = stats.price.regularMarketDayHigh.fmt;
stockName = stats.price.longName;
stockSymbol = stats.meta.symbol;
//Connect document properties with variables
document.getElementById("stocPrevClose").innerText = stockPrevClose;
document.getElementById("stockOpen").innerText = stockOpen
document.getElementById("stockMarketCap").innerText = stockMarketCap;
document.getElementById("dayHigh").innerText = stockDayHigh;
document.getElementById("stockName").innerText = stockName;
document.getElementById("stockSymbolOutput").innerText = stockSymbol;
}
Upvotes: 0
Views: 54
Reputation: 13892
You have 2 options mainly: leave your code exactly as it is now, but use this to wait to run updateStockTabel
:
request().then(() => updateStockTabel());
OR change your getStockStatistics
to an async function to do something pretty similar, but with async/await syntax:
async function getStockStatistics(){
//Get symbol from input field
inputSymbol = document.getElementById("inputSymbol").value;
console.log(inputSymbol);
await request();
updateStockTabel();
}
Upvotes: 1