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amazon-reviews-questions-notifier

v0.0.3

Published

A node module for setting up notifications for new Amazon reviews and questions.

Downloads

5

Readme

Amazon Reviews & Questions Notifier

Notifies via email of new Amazon reviews & questions for a set of products.

Installation

Via npm:

npm install amazon-reviews-questions-notifier

Quickstart example:

// Require module
var amazonNotifier = require('amazon-reviews-questions-notifier')

// Run notifier with options
amazonNotifier({

	// An object of categories containing arrays of ASINs
	productList: {
		books: ['0062472100', '1503364127'],
		movies: ['B000O7667K']
	},
	
	// An object of categories containing recipient emails
	emailList: {
		books: ['[email protected]'],
		movies: ['[email protected], '[email protected]']
	},
	
	// Provide SMTP credentials for sending emails
	smtpCredentials: {
		from: '[email protected]',
		host: 'smtp.gmail.com',
		port: 465,
		user: 'username',
		pass: 'password'
	}

}, function(err, data){

	// Callback function when done
	if(err) throw err
	console.log(data)
	
})

Note: Instead of providing objects, you can also provide the absolute path to a JSON file with the same content that will be read by the module.

// Require module
var amazonNotifier = require('amazon-reviews-questions-notifier')

// Run notifier with options providing paths to JSON files
amazonNotifier({
	productList: 'products.json',
	emailList: 'email.json',
	smptCredentials: 'smpt.json'
})

Usage

Load the module

var amazonNotifier = require('amazon-reviews-questions-notifier')

Options

  • productList

    An object of categories that contain arrays of ASINs. Or a string containing the path to a JSON file that contains an object of categories that contain arrays of ASINs.

  • emailList

    An object of categories that contain arrays of email recipients. Or a string containing the path to a JSON file that contains an object of categories that contain arrays of email recipients.

  • smtpCredentials

    An object containing SMTP credentials for sending emails.

    Example:

    {
    	from: '[email protected]',
    	host: 'smtp.gmail.com',
    	port: 465,
    	secure: true, // Enables SSL
    	user: 'username',
    	pass: 'password'
    }
  • db (Default: "./db.json")

    A path to a JSON file that will be used as a database for the most recently crawled reviews and questions.

  • sendEmail (Default: true)

    Set to false to not send emails. Useful for debugging or rolling your own email solution. The callback will still return an object containing the data that was crawled.

  • emailType (Default: "html")

    Determines what email format is sent. Accepts either "html" or "text".

  • crawlReviews (Default: true)

    Set to false to stop crawling reviews.

  • crawlQuestions (Default: true)

    Set to false to stop crawling questions.

  • userAgent (Default: null)

    Changes the crawler's default user agent string.