ASIN matcher is used to get the details of the product link on Amazon.
python install ASINMatcher_pkg
Usage: import ASINMatcher_pkg
ASINMatcher_pkg.url_matcher(url) – returns the object with all the details like region, id etc ASINMatcher_pkg.is_valid_link(url) – returns True if the url is invalid ASINMatcher_pkg.get_region(url) – returns the region of the url, if invalid url, return blank value ASINMatcher_pkg.get_id(url) – returns the id of the url, if invalid url, return blank value ASINMatcher_pkg.get_id_type(url) – returns the id type (e.g. “ISBN” or “ASIN”) of the url, if invalid url, return blank value
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