I received about 3000 listings when I played around with the NPM package [ecommerce-scraper-js](https:\/\/www.npmjs.com\/package\/ecommerce-scraper-js<\/a>). Here’s the resulting dataset, if you’re interested. I tried to get 1000 microwave oven listings from each website. But there are not always so many products in practice. There are:<\/p>\n – 480 listings from Amazon;<\/p>\n – 1000 listings from eBay;<\/p>\n – 180 listings from Google Shopping;<\/p>\n – 299 listings from The Home Depot;<\/p>\n – 1000 listings from Walmart.<\/p>\n In total, I received 2959 microwave oven listings.<\/p>\n With this parser, you can get any listings (or selected listing info). Check the docs for more detail, it’s elementary, like:<\/p>\n “`javascript<\/p>\n import { config, amazon, walmart, ebay, homeDepot, googleShopping } from “ecommerce-scraper-js”;<\/p>\n config.API_KEY = “your_api_key_from_serpApi”;<\/p>\n amazon.getListings().then(console.log);<\/p>\n walmart.getListings().then(console.log);<\/p>\n ebay.getListings().then(console.log);<\/p>\n homeDepot.getListings().then(console.log);<\/p>\n googleShopping.getListings().then(console.log);<\/p>\n “` <\/p>\n You can load the dataset from [Kaggle](https:\/\/www.kaggle.com\/datasets\/mykhailozub\/3000-microwave-ovens-from-popular-e-commerce-sites<\/a>)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n submitted by \/u\/Character_Equal_2732 <\/a>
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