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Hi @CSFlorin . Very small change (nice!). |
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I was implementing the CSV part, but I am encountering captcha when requesting 100 items :( |
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i think so :( not sure how amazon fingerprints: may just need to rotate the user agent or may have to use proxies... |
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Does this close #5? |
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I found a relatively lightweight way to retrieve pricing info the way some of the price-tracking applications do it :D.
It uses a special path gp/cart/desktop/ajax-mini-detail.html/ref=added_item_1?ie=UTF8&asin=
It works on everything I’ve found except e-books.
It is an extra resource about 3KB to load, so maybe we should make it an optional parameter but it can also be used to get number of ratings, if in stock, seller, etc. (e.g., https://www.amazon.com/gp/cart/desktop/ajax-mini-detail.html/ref=added_item_1?ie=UTF8&asin=1593276036)
I'm pretty confident about this method, and it might even serve us well to get all the info this way since I've noticed images aren't always correct as is.