Posted on Fri 22 November 2013 in XBRL • Tagged with python xbrl, xbrl, xbrl mongodb, xbrlfinapp • Leave a comment
After appearing my app at xbrl challenge competition; this is going to be the first major update after that event!
I have updated the app to use mongodb. MongoDB promotes rapid development.
See the output of my recent test; its a html file, exported from ipython notebook.
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Continue readingPosted on Wed 13 March 2013 in XBRL • Tagged with type1 xbrlfinapp formula, xbrl, xbrl analytics, xbrlfinapp • Leave a comment
In this post i am going to explain type1 formula/array in details.
type1 formula/array is the most important, fundamental building block of xbrlfinapp.
It represent an xbrl element in terms of array.
To understand this; lets take an example:
Suppose we want to calculate "Total Assets" and in ...
Continue readingPosted on Mon 11 March 2013 in XBRL • Tagged with financial analysis, python, xbrl, xbrl analytics, xbrl fin app, xbrl financial analysis, xbrl finapp, xbrlfinapp • Leave a comment
Hello friends,
New updated
xbrlfinapphas been
released.
Now It has more capabilities and more dynamic nature. So its going to be fun; and i am sure you will enjoy analysis of xbrl financial data.
Visit xbrlfinapp at: http://xbrlfinapp.pythonanywhere.com/
Posted on Tue 25 December 2012 in XBRL • Tagged with financial analytics, python, python xbrl, xbrl, xbrl analytics, XBRL Financial Analytics, xbrlfinapp • Leave a comment
Hello friends,
Today i am releasing first alpha release of my xbrl analytics platform.
Its URL is: http://xbrlfinapp.pythonanywhere.com/
Its a web application, targeting users whose XBRL is on SEC/or not on SEC/or not in public domain yet/or anyone who is interested in XBRL data ...
Continue readingPosted on Sun 16 December 2012 in XBRL • Tagged with Cython, financial analytics, python, xbrl • Leave a comment
Regarding my previous post that was Financial Analytics in XBRL was in pure-python with little bit 'C' touch (because of my base xml parsing lib is cElementTree). It was taking 20-21 mins to process 200 xbrl packages.
But thats not the end; I have optimized it with Cython. Its a ...
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