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amazon-api-bot

v1.2.0

Published

2 years ago

Automagically generate amazon product advertising api credentials!

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aws amazon product advertising api bot

amazon-api-bot

Automagically generate amazon product advertising api credentials!

Installation

To install globally, run

npm install -g amazon-api-bot

If you face any EACCES error when you try to install this package globally, follow this guide to fix npm permissions.

You can also try without installing globally.

git clone https://github.com/Corei13/amazon-api-bot.git
cd amazon-api-bot
npm install
npm run build
DEBUG=true node lib/index.js

Getting Started

Before using amazon-api-bot, you'll need

API Key for Google Vision API - to solve captchas
A Twilio account with api credentials (SID and token) and a Twilio phone number - to pass phone verification

Then set these environment variables,

export VISION_API_KEY=your_vision_api_key
export TWILIO_SID=your_twilio_sid
export TWILIO_TOKEN=your_twilio_token
export TWILIO_NUMBER=your_twilio_number

Now time for magic!

DEBUG=true run-amazon-api-bot

Add HEADLESS=true to run with headless chrome

DEBUG=true HEADLESS=true run-amazon-api-bot