Write a robot parser for an online store
Employer
[no-member:pro]Kseniya[/no-member:pro]Kseniya
Project parameters
Type of cooperationOne-time project
SectionWeb development
Prepaymentwithout prepayment
Payment methodsBank transfer
Acceptance of requestsclosed
Project description
The online store is one of the most popular stores worldwide. Of particular interest is the section with the sale , where you can buy very rare items in principle.
The sale update takes place every day at a certain time (currently 4.50 – 6.00). After that, the “nextomans” actively collect the desired positions from the sale to their baskets. In the basket things can be quite a long time, if you constantly go into it, change the number of things, size, add new positions. If the basket is not active for 15-20 minutes, the dialed positions fly off, that is, instead of the green inscription “in stock”, a red inscription “Sold Out” appears. It just means that the item has fallen into another person’s basket. So after the morning update of the sale, the hot positions diverge in the baskets for the first 5-10 minutes.
If you add the next position is the inscription "Sold Out", it does not mean that this thing was bought and it is not caught, just someone managed to put it earlier in the basket. However, during the day, some unpurchased positions fly out of other people’s baskets and can be caught.
View the entire range of sales and "catch" things in the basket for a net. Minutes by hand are almost impossible. That's what a robot is for.
What language and how the program is written is not important. The robot must perform certain tasks.
Important! The robot must be on a virtual hosting.
Now I code the goods into the basket, then turn on the Aimacros, go through each position and poke again to the same size. After that, the program starts doing it for me. Things are caught well in this way. Then I just flip the positions in the stock to the basket of another browser and buy them out. So the robot should be doing something like that.
1. Based on a given base, articles (product code) and size capture the desired positions using a written script to refractive each position in the robot basket. I'll fill the base by hand.
2. All collected items he must keep in a virtual basket, which will display the product code, captured size, picture and price.
3. In front of each position there should be a “remove” button. In the future, I will remove the necessary positions from the virtual basket and transfer them to a real basket tied to a British account and then buy them back.
4. You need just a refresh page with a robot basket about 1 time in 3 minutes.
I'm waiting for your payment offers.
The sale update takes place every day at a certain time (currently 4.50 – 6.00). After that, the “nextomans” actively collect the desired positions from the sale to their baskets. In the basket things can be quite a long time, if you constantly go into it, change the number of things, size, add new positions. If the basket is not active for 15-20 minutes, the dialed positions fly off, that is, instead of the green inscription “in stock”, a red inscription “Sold Out” appears. It just means that the item has fallen into another person’s basket. So after the morning update of the sale, the hot positions diverge in the baskets for the first 5-10 minutes.
If you add the next position is the inscription "Sold Out", it does not mean that this thing was bought and it is not caught, just someone managed to put it earlier in the basket. However, during the day, some unpurchased positions fly out of other people’s baskets and can be caught.
View the entire range of sales and "catch" things in the basket for a net. Minutes by hand are almost impossible. That's what a robot is for.
What language and how the program is written is not important. The robot must perform certain tasks.
Important! The robot must be on a virtual hosting.
Now I code the goods into the basket, then turn on the Aimacros, go through each position and poke again to the same size. After that, the program starts doing it for me. Things are caught well in this way. Then I just flip the positions in the stock to the basket of another browser and buy them out. So the robot should be doing something like that.
1. Based on a given base, articles (product code) and size capture the desired positions using a written script to refractive each position in the robot basket. I'll fill the base by hand.
2. All collected items he must keep in a virtual basket, which will display the product code, captured size, picture and price.
3. In front of each position there should be a “remove” button. In the future, I will remove the necessary positions from the virtual basket and transfer them to a real basket tied to a British account and then buy them back.
4. You need just a refresh page with a robot basket about 1 time in 3 minutes.
I'm waiting for your payment offers.
