get_forex_ohlc_bars
tradingview.comGets recent OHLC bar data for a forex symbol from https://www.tradingview.com at a requested interval. Returns the current requested-interval bar plus recent daily bars when available, sorted by timestamp ascending, with bars_count treated as an upper bound.
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What is get_forex_ohlc_bars?
Gets recent OHLC bar data for a forex symbol from https://www.tradingview.com at a requested interval. Returns the current requested-interval bar plus recent daily bars when available, sorted by timestamp ascending, with bars_count treated as an upper bound. It runs on Notte's browser infrastructure and returns structured JSON, so you can call it like any other API — pass symbol, interval, bars_count, timeout_seconds and get the result back without maintaining a scraper.
Response
{
"bars": [
{
"low": 0,
"high": 0,
"open": 0,
"close": 0,
"interval": "<string>",
"timestamp": 0,
"timestamp_iso": "<string>"
}
],
"source": "<string>",
"symbol": "<string>",
"requested_interval": "<string>",
"bars_count_returned": 0,
"bars_count_requested": 0
}Call it
curl --location 'https://us-prod.notte.cc/functions/e5c55e6b-4f5f-459e-853e-5793e5c2aa13/runs/start' \
--header 'x-notte-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' \
--data '{
"function_id": "e5c55e6b-4f5f-459e-853e-5793e5c2aa13",
"variables": {
"symbol": "DEFAULT_SYMBOL",
"interval": "60",
"bars_count": 5,
"timeout_seconds": 20
}
}'Ask an agent
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Use the Anything API MCP server (https://anything.notte.cc/mcp). Call run(function_id="e5c55e6b-4f5f-459e-853e-5793e5c2aa13") — the "get_forex_ohlc_bars" function, which gets recent OHLC bar data for a forex symbol from https://www.tradingview.com at a requested interval. Returns the current requested-interval bar plus recent daily bars when available, sorted by timestamp ascending, with bars_count treated as an upper bound.. It takes symbol (str), interval (str), bars_count (int), timeout_seconds (int). Return the result as structured JSON.