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bestbuy-cli
Advanced tools
Download data from the Best Buy Catalog API in bulk from the command line.
Get an API key at developer.bestbuy.com.

npm install --global bestbuy-cli
Can't install node? Download a standalone executable from the GitHub Releases page!
>bestbuy --help
Best Buy Bulk Download Tool (https://github.com/BestBuyAPIs/bestbuy-cli)
Usage: bestbuy [resource] [options]
Examples:
bestbuy categories
bestbuy products --query "active=true" --show "name,sku" --output products.json
bestbuy stores --format xml --output stores.xml
resource resource to download: products, categories, stores
--query, -q use a custom query to filter the results
--show, -s fields to show
--sort, -r sort results by fields (comma separated)
--key, -k Best Buy API key (default: "BBY_API_KEY environment variable")
--format, -f format of the response as json, xml, csv or tsv (default: "json")
--output, -o name of file to send output (optional; If not present, out will go to stdout)
--bare, -b newline delimited - each item on own line without extra cruft (default: false)
--version, -v show version information
--help, -h show help
Visit the Best Buy API Documentation for more details on writing custom queries.
1.1.1 2017-11-20
bestbuy package as even more stability improvements were added when downloading large streams.FAQs
Download data from the Best Buy Catalog API in bulk from the command line
We found that bestbuy-cli 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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