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Originally Posted by Quoth
Export as csv file (with links), images not needed, title, author, price, blurb, URL of Kobo page, maybe URL of image?. Then any spreadsheet can sort, and you click on link of book to have it on Kobo web page  |
Pretty much exactly what I was thinking! Though I would amend “price” to “usual price” and “current price” to help highlight which items are currently on sale.
The scraping library I use (ScraPy) also makes it super convenient to output in other formats too, e.g. JSON, but CSV as you say is probably more suited to spreadsheet software.
Oh dear. Today I found an item on my wishlist is simply no longer available at all – it's now only available as an audiobook? How unfortunate.
But I suppose fortunate from the perspective of encountering that edge case
before writing any wishlist scrapers, if I wind up doing that…