tvscreener
tvscreener
Use this skill for market queries with simple scripts first, then native Python when needed.
Install
python3 -m pip install -U tvscreener
Python must be >=3.10.
Quick commands (run from skill root)
Use Python 3.10+ in your preferred environment (venv/pyenv/system Python).
# Preset single-symbol output (recommended)
python3 scripts/query_symbol.py --symbol HKEX:700 --market HONGKONG
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