hi guys,
check through jumia for api s and what not to see if the items on the site can be imported into another (affiliate ish)but seems its not possible

does any body in the house have an idea on how to do the above in an automated form

barapistis:
hi guys,
check through jumia for api s and what not to see if the items on the site can be imported into another (affiliate ish)but seems its not possible

does any body in the house have an idea on how to do the above in an automated form

Any content that can be viewed in a web browser can also be retrieved in any format; either as json, xml, text, ..., name it. You need to know regular expression (Regex) and use Web scraping (web harvesting or web data extraction [a computer software technique of extracting information from websites]), to achieve your purpose. This (in my opinion) can be best done in a language that support multi-threading (especially if you want to do real time pulling) eg C# (don't mind I am still in LOVE with .net)

blenyo11:


Any content that can be viewed in a web browser can also be retrieved in any format; either as json, xml, text, ..., name it. You need to know regular expression (Regex) and use Web scraping (web harvesting or web data extraction [a computer software technique of extracting information from websites]), to achieve your purpose. This (in my opinion) can be best done in a language that support multi-threading (especially if you want to do real time pulling) eg C# (don't mind I am still in LOVE with .net)

My oga, i am not a coder oh,just an internet marketer

What i was looking for was a way to scrap the items from jumia and konga,

And putbthem on another site


Is that what u were explaining,

If it is like whats is the minimal cost to achieve it

Contact me for a software that does this. Price is 20k though. The software will scrape both sites and present you with a csv/sql file you can import into your database.

barapistis:


My oga, i am not a coder oh,just an internet marketer

What i was looking for was a way to scrap the items from jumia and konga,

And putbthem on another site


Is that what u were explaining,

If it is like whats is the minimal cost to achieve it

A developer will have to work on your site to help you achieve it.

Write Jumia or Konga for your api key

Use httprack, or simply pass a wget command to download the site, then save the logs of the site in a text file, look up the part that has something like this

Http:// www.xxxx.com/api?

Or simply write to jumia to give thier own api

use firebug firefox extension to copy some of the codes .