- Add newegg support (#14)
- Truncate too long product names for Twitter
- Configure headless browser address
- Bugfix include and exclude regexes
Signed-off-by: Julien Riou <julien@riou.xyz>
Add `browser_address` configuration setting to define where is the headless
browser instead of relying on the default value.
Signed-off-by: Julien Riou <julien@riou.xyz>
Features:
- Add Micro Center support (#2)
- Replace strings with regexp for Twitter hashtags
Bugfixes:
- Use array of key/value for Twitter hashtags (#1)
Cleanup:
- Remove useless compileRegex function
Signed-off-by: Julien Riou <julien@riou.xyz>
Local stores are set with an "storeid" param in the query string of the URL
and by a "storeSelected" cookie to avoid garbage in the query strings for
further requests. As product URL is a unique key in the database, Micro Center
is able to handle an URL with the store ID for every product. We can add this
storeid in the list of URLs to parse and job done. Every single Micro Center
local store are parsable.
Signed-off-by: Julien Riou <julien@riou.xyz>
As a good start, only the "shippable items" are parsed. Next enhancement would
be to configure local shops.
Signed-off-by: Julien Riou <julien@riou.xyz>
With Go, maps are not ordered the way they are declared. Keys can be read at any
order. When a pattern is too large ("rtx 3060"), when placed first, it can match
a name of another product ("rtx 3060 ti"). When placed second, the good hashtag
is chosen. This commit uses an array of maps because arrays are ordered.
Signed-off-by: Julien Riou <julien@riou.xyz>
- new language: go
- new shops: cybertek.fr, mediamarkt.ch
- deprecated shops: alternate.be, minershop.eu
- improved database transaction management
- better web parsing library (ferret, requires headless chrome browser)
- include or exclude products by applying regex on their names
- check for PID file to avoid running the bot twice
- hastags are now configurable
Signed-off-by: Julien Riou <julien@riou.xyz>
