refurbished 0.6.0

Library to search refurbished products on the Apple Store

Refurbished

Python library and CLI tool to access the products information available on the Apple Certified Refurbished section of the Apple Store.

Usage

Refurbished can be used as a library or as a handly CLI tool to search for refurbished products from the terminal.

CLI

A quick search for Macs with a min saving or 300 EUR on the Italian store:

$ rfrb it macs --min-saving=300

1979.00 1679.00 300.00 (15.159171298635673%) MacBook Pro 13,3" ricondizionato con Intel Core i5 quad‐core a 2,4GHz e display Retina - Grigio siderale
2229.00 1889.00 340.00 (15.25347689546882%) MacBook Pro 13,3" ricondizionato con Intel Core i5 quad-core a 2,0GHz e display Retina - Argento
2229.00 1889.00 340.00 (15.25347689546882%) MacBook Pro 13,3" ricondizionato con Intel Core i5 quad‐core a 2,0GHz e display Retina - Grigio siderale
2459.00 2109.00 350.00 (14.233428222854819%) MacBook Pro 13,3" ricondizionato con Intel Core i5 quad-core a 2,0GHz e display Retina - Argento

Library

The same search using the refurbished package in your own project:

>>>
>>> from refurbished import Store
>>> store = Store('it')
>>>
>>> for mac in store.get_macs(min_saving=300):
...   print(mac.name, mac.price)
...
MacBook Pro 13,3" ricondizionato con Intel Core i5 quad‐core a 2,4GHz e display Retina - Grigio siderale 1679.00
MacBook Pro 13,3" ricondizionato con Intel Core i5 quad-core a 2,0GHz e display Retina - Argento 1889.00
MacBook Pro 13,3" ricondizionato con Intel Core i5 quad‐core a 2,0GHz e display Retina - Grigio siderale 1889.00
MacBook Pro 13,3" ricondizionato con Intel Core i5 quad-core a 2,0GHz e display Retina - Argento 2109.00

Development

Prerequisites

You need to install the following tools:

• Git
• Python 3.7, the language used to write all the application code. You should evaluate pyenv as tool to manage Python versions.
• Pipenv — tested with version 2018.11.26, it's used to streamline development in Python projects.

Checkout

A step by step series of steps that tell you how to get a development env running.

First, you need to get the project source code:

$ git clone https://github.com/zmoog/refurbished.git

$ cd refurbished

Create/activate the virtual environment for this project:

$ pipenv shell

Install the project dependencies:

# installs the Python deps
$ pipenv install -dev

Set some environment variables and aliases:

$ export PYTHONPATH=`pwd`:$PYTHONPATH 

Let's run the lambda function locally to see if it's all working!

>>> from refurbished import Store
>>> store = Store('it')
>>> tvs = store.get_appletvs()
>>> 
>>> print(tvs)

Running the tests

The library uses pytest to run all its tests.

Unit and integration tests

You can run the test suite with a single command:

$ pipenv run pytest tests

And coding style tests

Coding style is enforced using flake8.

$ pipenv run flake8 . --count --max-complexity=10 --max-line-length=127 --statistics

Built With

• requests
• lxml
• price-parser

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

Versioning

We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.

Authors

• Maurizio Branca - Initial work - zmoog
• Yizhou "Andi" Cui - Improved parser - AndiCui

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.