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Mahindar Boregam
Mahindar Boregam

Reputation: 855

Amazon API to get my cart items and previous orders

Does Amazon provide any API to get my cart items and order details, this is for my personal use. I tried searching but found only seller account API's. I'm not a amazon seller, so my question is does amazon provide API for customers? And is consuming seller account API free of cost and does it have end points to get my cart items and orders?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 2373

Answers (2)

Adam Neuwirth
Adam Neuwirth

Reputation: 537

You can make a GET request to https://www.amazon.com/cart

From that page's source, each cart item is contained in a div with a data-asin attribute. The value of the data-asin is the ASIN, which is a unique number assigned to every product on Amazon. That div tag also has attributes like data-price and data-quantity (which are equal to price and quantity, respectively).

This jQuery code will get all the divs with the data-asin attribute:

$('div[data-asin]')

Here's some example code that prints the price of each item in the console:

$('div[data-asin]').each(function(){
    var price = $(this).attr("data-price");
    console.log("Price: $" + price);
});

If you need more information like the title, that's a child of the div. You can get that with a selector or XPath, etc.

Upvotes: 1

Philip
Philip

Reputation: 319

There's no API to retrieve your personal -customer- shopping cart contents or orders. There isn't any seller/associate API that grants access to carts/orders either.

You could scrape your cart page's HTML to get around it.

Upvotes: 1

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