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daishin-report-search

v0.2.0

Published

Public Daishin Securities report lookup client for GitHub Pages mirrored HTML reports

Downloads

47

Readme

daishin-report-search

Public lookup client for timestamped Daishin Securities report HTML pages mirrored at jay-jo-0/github_pages_repo.

Usage

const { listReports, fetchReport } = require("daishin-report-search")

const latest = await listReports({ limit: 10 })
const filtered = await listReports({ query: "반도체", limit: 5, maxInspect: 100 })
const authenticated = await listReports({ githubToken: process.env.GITHUB_TOKEN })
const detail = await fetchReport("20260511082352", { includeExplain: true })
GITHUB_TOKEN=... daishin-report-search --limit 10
daishin-report-search --limit 10
daishin-report-search 반도체 --limit 5 --max-inspect 100
daishin-report-search --id 20260511082352 --include-explain

Source path

  • Tree: https://api.github.com/repos/jay-jo-0/github_pages_repo/git/trees/main?recursive=1
  • Raw detail: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Jay-jo-0/github_pages_repo/main/<path>
  • Exact-file fallback: https://api.github.com/repos/jay-jo-0/github_pages_repo/contents/<path>?ref=main
  • Browser detail: https://jay-jo-0.github.io/github_pages_repo/<path>

No API key or proxy is required.

Boundaries

  • limit is normalized to a positive integer with a maximum of 50 results.
  • maxInspect is normalized to a positive integer with a maximum of 500 latest pages to avoid excessive raw GitHub fetches.
  • Invalid, zero, negative, or non-finite numeric options fall back to documented defaults.
  • Latest/search discovery returns an empty result with source.error metadata instead of throwing when the GitHub tree API is blocked or rate-limited.
  • Optional githubToken and githubHeaders options are forwarded only to api.github.com requests (tree discovery and exact-file contents fallback), not to raw detail requests. The CLI also honors DAISHIN_GITHUB_TOKEN or GITHUB_TOKEN from the environment.
  • Exact report fetches try raw GitHub HTML first, then the GitHub contents API for the known timestamp path if raw fetch fails.
  • The mirror can contain timestamped pages from sources other than Daishin Securities; inspect the returned title/headings/page URL before treating a result as Daishin-authored.