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Amazon Product Data API Python Quickstart

Python examples for creating ParseShelf Amazon product data jobs, polling live progress, and downloading CSV, JSONL, XLSX, or Markdown exports.

ParseShelf turns Amazon search URLs, category URLs, product URLs, and ASIN lists into structured product rows for ecommerce teams, Amazon agencies, FBA operators, catalog QA workflows, competitor price checks, and internal data pipelines.

What You Can Build

  • Amazon search results to CSV
  • Amazon category URL export
  • Bulk ASIN enrichment
  • Competitor price tracking datasets
  • Product research spreadsheets
  • Catalog QA and marketplace monitoring workflows
  • JSONL exports for data pipelines

Useful Links

Quick Start

Install dependencies:

python3 -m venv .venv
. .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt

Set your API key:

export PARSESHELF_API_KEY="ps_live_or_test_key"

Create a job from an Amazon search URL and download CSV:

python examples/create_job_and_download_csv.py \
  --input-type search_url \
  --input-value "https://www.amazon.com/s?k=vitamin+c+serum" \
  --mode full_product \
  --target-count 25 \
  --output results.csv

Create a job from ASINs:

python examples/create_job_and_download_csv.py \
  --input-type asin_list \
  --input-value "B0060OUV5Y,B08H3JPH74,B000GAWSDG" \
  --mode full_product \
  --target-count 3 \
  --output asin-enrichment.csv

API Flow

  1. Create a job with marketplace, input type, input value, mode, and target count.
  2. Poll the job until it reaches succeeded or failed.
  3. Inspect live counters such as delivered rows, failed rows, speed, and charged units.
  4. Download a structured export.
import os
import requests

base_url = "https://parseshelf.com"
headers = {"Authorization": f"Bearer {os.environ['PARSESHELF_API_KEY']}"}

payload = {
    "marketplace": "amazon",
    "input_type": "search_url",
    "input_value": "https://www.amazon.com/s?k=vitamin+c+serum",
    "mode": "full_product",
    "target_count": 25,
}

job = requests.post(f"{base_url}/api/v1/jobs", json=payload, headers=headers, timeout=30).json()
print(job["id"], job["status"])

Input Types

Input type Use it for
search_url Amazon keyword/search result pages
category_url Amazon category and browse node pages
product_url_list A pasted list of product URLs
asin_list Bulk ASIN enrichment

Modes

Mode Best for Unit model
listing_only discovery, quick category/search exports 1 Data Unit per delivered listing row
full_product ASIN enrichment, price/rating/stock/image/detail workflows 5 Data Units per delivered full product row

Unused reserved units are returned when a job completes with fewer delivered rows than requested.

Example Output Fields

Exports normalize practical Amazon product data fields:

  • product_id
  • asin
  • title
  • brand
  • price
  • currency
  • rating
  • reviews_count
  • stock_status
  • category_path
  • product_url
  • source_url

See samples/amazon-product-data-sample.csv and samples/amazon-product-data-sample.jsonl.

Postman And OpenAPI

  • OpenAPI spec: openapi/parseshelf-amazon-api.openapi.json
  • Postman collection: postman/parseshelf-amazon-api.postman_collection.json

Use an environment variable named PARSESHELF_API_KEY in Postman and pass it as:

Authorization: Bearer {{PARSESHELF_API_KEY}}

Why ParseShelf

Most Amazon scraping projects become an operations problem: listing discovery, product enrichment, retries, exports, and non-technical review all need different tooling. ParseShelf is built as a dashboard plus API workflow:

  • paste an Amazon input;
  • watch discovery and enrichment progress live;
  • inspect preview rows;
  • download CSV, XLSX, JSONL, or Markdown;
  • automate the same flow through API keys.

Notes

This repository does not include scraping, proxy bypass, credential collection, or browser automation code. It is a client quickstart for the ParseShelf API. Customers are responsible for using exported data lawfully and according to their own compliance requirements.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.

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Python quickstart for the ParseShelf Amazon Product Data API: create jobs, poll progress, and download CSV, JSONL, XLSX exports.

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