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amz-spy

v1.0.4

Published

Helpful library to get the remaining inventory of a product

Downloads

13

Readme

Amazon Inventory Scraper

===================

Why open source this

I am in the process of open sourcing multiple of my projects/libraries that might be of help for other developers.

What does this package/lib do

It was coded with the aim to spy/scrape amz products' inventories and help users/merchants come up with new sourcing ideas.

Get started

npm install amz-spy

Available methods

scrapeAmazonProductPage(requestObject)

This method returns a promise and must be used before getAmazonInventory Info

getAmazonInventoryInfo(requestParams, productInfo)

This method returns a promise and needs to be called after scrapeAmazonProductPage

Example :

const amzSpy = require('amz-spy')

const requestObject = {
	url : 'THE PRODUCT URL',
    method : 'GET',
    encoding : 'binary',
    timeout : 20000,
    proxy : 'YOUR PROXY or null',
    createJar : true
}

amzSpy.scrapeAmazonProductPage(requestObject).then(data => {
	const requestParams = {
    	url : data.formUrl,
        form : data.postData,
        proxy : '',
        method : 'POST',
        jar : data.cookieJar
    }
    //Also returns the product info
    const productInfo = {
      productPrice : data.productPrice,
      salesRank : data.salesRank,
      numReviews : data.numReviews,
      merchantId : data.merchantId,
    }
	return amazon.getAmazonInventoryInfo(requestParams, productInfo);
}).then(data => {
	//Info returned by getAmazonInventoryInfo
    const {
    	date,
    	inventory,
      price,
      sales_rank,
      merchant_id,
      num_reviews
    } = data
    console.log(result)
}).catch(err => {
  console.log(err)
})

Error handling

If an error occurs the functions will return errors in an Object Format {error : 'Error type'} This section will be completed ASAP

Liabilities

I am not responsible for how you use this library. You have to respect the rules written by Amazon