Option Chain Snapshot
Discover what trades, then pull the whole expiration's Greeks in one wildcard request.
python
from thetadatadx import Config, Credentials, ThetaDataDxClient
creds = Credentials.from_file("creds.txt")
tdx = ThetaDataDxClient(creds, Config.production())
# 1. Nearest expiration for the underlying.
expiration = tdx.option_list_expirations("SPY")[0]
# 2. All-Greeks snapshot for every contract on it (strike/right default to wildcard).
chain = tdx.option_snapshot_greeks_all("SPY", expiration)
# 3. Closest-to-the-money calls by absolute delta.
calls = [t for t in chain if t.right == "C"]
for t in sorted(calls, key=lambda t: abs(t.delta - 0.5))[:5]:
print(f"{t.strike:8.1f} delta={t.delta:+.3f} iv={t.implied_volatility:.4f}")The same shape works in every language — wildcard the snapshot by omitting strike / right (Rust: skip the builder setters; C++: omit the options struct; TypeScript: pass undefined). See All Greeks for the full field list.
To bound a wide chain, add strike_range=10 (ten strikes either side of the money) or max_dte=30 on contract listing.