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For example, how can I access AAPL options chain data as of today (12/20)? The API documentation seems to imply that the trade_date_from and trade_date_to are the query params I’d need to set to query for a specific date (2024-12-20) however when doing so I get no results. Can you please provide me an endpoint for accomplishing this? Perhaps I’m just misunderstanding.
Also, based on the documentation (How to use US Stock Options Data API) the “from” and “to” query params specify the expiration date of the options, would it be possible to rename these to make this a little more obvious? I subscribed to the API yesterday and one thing I’m noticing is that the naming convention of both the API params as well as the returned fields is a bit confusing. For example, the “date” field in the response body corresponds to the expiration date?? If that’s the case then why not call it “expiration_date” to make that it easier to understand.
Thank you for the detailed explanation.
Data for the current day becomes available after the market closes, typically by 11 PM EST. As for renaming the fields, we’ll consider your suggestion—thank you for bringing it up!
Thanks for getting back to me Levon! In that case, I think the description of the API is a bit misleading. In the documentation it says that it provides live & historical data however this doesn’t seem to be live data.