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amazon-asin-scraper
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Making your amazon scraping job easier. This is going to be an alternative way to get the data you need that are not available on aws product and mws search api.
npm install amazon-asin-scraper
const asinScraper = require('amazon-asin-scraper');
// using callback
let options = {
asin : someAsinHere,
proxy : '', //optional
userAgent : '' //optional
};
asinScraper(options, (result)=>{
// result below
// {
// asin :
// productTitle :
// customerReview :
// starRating :
// currentPrice :
// imageThumbnail :
// sellerList : [
// { sellerName :
// fulfulledBy :
// rating :
// primeBadge :
// offerPrice :
// shipping :
// offerListingId :
// },
// {},
// {}
// ]
// }
});
For documentation and examples check out https://not-yet.com
Please consider a donation if you depend on this project and makes your job a bit easier. Your contribution allows me to spend more time improving features of this project.
FAQs
Amazon Scraper by ASIN ID
We found that amazon-asin-scraper demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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