Implement NEWS based API support for realtime NEWS and updates

[vishwamartur]

Related to #4

Add NEWS API support for real-time news and updates.

• Configuration Changes

  • Add NEWS_API_KEY and NEWS_API_ENDPOINT to .env file.
  • Update config/api_config.py to include news_api_key and news_api_endpoint.
  • Add news_headers method to APIConfig class.
  • Add get_news_endpoint method to APIConfig class.

• News Data Fetcher

  • Create data/news_data_fetcher.py with NewsDataFetcher class.
  • Add fetch_news_data method to NewsDataFetcher class.

• Main Integration

  • Import NewsDataFetcher in main.py.
  • Initialize NewsDataFetcher instance with news_api_key and news_api_endpoint.
  • Update process_market_data function to include news_fetcher parameter.
  • Fetch and process news data in process_market_data function.

• Data Fetcher Updates

  • Import NewsDataFetcher in data/data_fetcher.py.
  • Add news_fetcher attribute to DataFetcher class.
  • Initialize news_fetcher in DataFetcher constructor.
  • Add fetch_and_process_news_data method to DataFetcher class.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Integrated News API functionality, allowing users to fetch news data alongside existing market and weather data.
  • Added support for processing news data within the trading bot, enhancing decision-making capabilities.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling during news data fetching to ensure robustness.

• Documentation

  • Updated environment variable requirements to include NEWS_API_KEY and NEWS_API_ENDPOINT.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce new functionality to integrate a News API within the existing application. This includes updates to the .env file to store the API key and endpoint for the News API. The APIConfig class has been modified to accommodate these new configurations, while the DataFetcher class has been enhanced to fetch news data asynchronously. A new NewsDataFetcher class has been created to handle the specifics of fetching news articles. Finally, the main.py file has been updated to incorporate the new news data processing into the existing workflow.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.env	Added NEWS_API_KEY and NEWS_API_ENDPOINT variables.
config/api_config.py	Added self.news_api_key, self.news_api_endpoint, news_headers(), and get_news_endpoint() methods in APIConfig class.
data/data_fetcher.py	Added self.news_fetcher and async fetch_and_process_news_data(self, topic: str) in DataFetcher class.
data/news_data_fetcher.py	Introduced NewsDataFetcher class with methods __init__() and fetch_news_data(topic: str).
main.py	Updated to include news_fetcher in process_market_data and on_message, and created an instance of NewsDataFetcher.

Poem

In the garden of code, where data does flow,
A new stream of news begins to grow.
With keys and endpoints, we fetch with delight,
As rabbits hop in, bringing insights so bright.
From market to news, our wisdom expands,
Together we thrive in these digital lands! 🐇✨

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