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shopee

v0.1.0

Published

Shopee API wrapper for Node.js

Downloads

13

Readme

Shopee

Simple API Wrapper for Shopee. Intended for usage in Node environment.


Installation

npm i shopee

Example


const Shopee = require("shopee");

const shopee = new Shopee(Shopee.BASE_URL.INDONESIA);

async function run() {
    const product = await shopee.search({
        query: "RTX 2080",
        orderBy: Shopee.SEARCH.ORDER_BY.PRICE,
        orderType: Shopee.SEARCH.ORDER_TYPE.ASC,
        shippings: [
            Shopee.SEARCH.SHIPPING.JNE_REGULAR,
            Shopee.SEARCH.SHIPPING.SI_CEPAT_REG
        ],
        locations: ["Jawa Barat", "Jabodetabek"],
        priceMax: 30000000
    });
    console.log(product[0].name);
}

run();

Check out product output example

API

new Shopee(baseUrl, apiVersion = "v2")

Creates new Shopee instance.

baseUrl is Shopee url based on the region, baseUrl value can be:

SINGAPORE: "https://shopee.sg"
MALAYSIA: "https://shopee.my"
THAILAND: "https://shopee.co.th"
TAIWAN: "https://shopee.tw",
INDONESIA: "https://shopee.co.id"
VIETNAM: "https://shopee.com.vn"
PHILIPPINES: "https://shopee.ph"
BRAZIL: "http://shopee.com.br"

You can access baseUrl enum from Shopee.BASE_URL, for example:

const Shopee = require("shopee-api");

const indonesianShopee = new Shopee(Shopee.BASE_URL.INDONESIA);
const singaporeanShopee = new Shopee(Shopee.BASE_URL.SINGAPORE);
const malaysianShopee = new Shopee(Shopee.BASE_URL.MALAYSIA);

.search(parameters)

Searches for products, it's async so it returns a Promise of products.

parameters is an object that can have following keys:

| Key | Description | Value | |-|-|-| | verified | Whether the store should be verified or not | integer (1 | 0) | | mall | Whether the store should be mall or not | integer (1 | 0) | | orderBy | How the search result will be ordered by | string ("relevancy" | "ctime" | "sales" | "price" | | orderType | How the search result will be ordered | string ("desc" | "asc") | | query | Search keyword | string | | priceMin | Minimum price of the search result | integer | | priceMax | Maximum price of the search result | integer | | limit | How many products to search | integer | | page | Page duh | integer | | rating | Minimum rating of the products, for example if you pass 3 then it will show products with rating >= 3 | integer (1-5) | | shippings | ID's of allowed shipping couriers. It's usually in order based on the shipping options on the search page starting from 1.So if you go to shopee.my, you can look at the shipping options at the left of the page,if you want to allow only J&T and DHL, pass [2,4] | integer[] | | locations | Location name, it usually matches the location filter on the search page, e.g. ["Johor", "Penang"] | string[] |


Todo

  • [ ] Improve typings in Product interface
  • [ ] More test coverage
  • [ ] Improve documentation
  • [ ] Implement more API endpoint (such as: get product information, get shop information, etc.)