Repositories on GitHub referencing "TradingView Premium" range from legitimate Pine script sharing to dangerous credential dumps and paywall circumvention tools. The primary concerns are legal exposure, user security, platform integrity, and ethical harm to the ecosystem. A combined response—platform enforcement, developer best practices, user education, and responsible disclosure—reduces risk and preserves legitimate open collaboration.
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Developers have created Python, Node.js, and Go libraries to interact with TradingView’s public data feeds (scraping, alerts, webhooks). Examples: A nuanced take: TradingView offers a Free plan
These are legal as long as you respect rate limits and don’t bypass authentication. Developers have created Python, Node
TradingView occasionally offers 30–50% discounts for students (via GitHub Student Developer Pack or verified academic emails). Check their official support for current programs.