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Shop::Wildberries::ProductInfo - Wildberries product page scraper

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Overview of the parser​

Using the Wildberries product parser, you can obtain product data from a list of links to those product pages.

A-Parser functionality allows you to save parsing settings for future use (presets), set parsing schedules, and much more. You can use automatic query multiplication, substitution of subqueries from files, iteration of alphanumeric combinations and lists to obtain the maximum possible number of results.

Collected data​

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  • Product name
  • Category
  • Brand
  • SKU
  • Number of comments
  • Rating
  • Seller name
  • Link to seller
  • Seller TIN (INN)
  • Seller Trademark
  • Seller address
  • Seller PSRN (OGRN)
  • Discounted price
  • Price
  • Product description
  • Country of origin
  • Number of items sold
  • Number of items available
  • Links to product photos
  • "Customers also searched for" tags
  • Price history:
    • Date
    • Price

Use cases​

  • Tracking price dynamics and product popularity
  • Assessing product popularity
  • Collecting all product images

Queries​

You should specify links to products as queries, for example:

https://www.wildberries.ru/catalog/13823047/detail.aspx
https://www.wildberries.ru/catalog/12622014/detail.aspx?targetUrl=MI
https://www.wildberries.ru/catalog/4068082/detail.aspx?targetUrl=MI
https://www.wildberries.ru/catalog/2776868/detail.aspx?targetUrl=GP

Query substitutions​

You can use built-in substitution macros. For example, if we want the parser to automatically substitute the SKU number into the product link sequentially from 1 to 100 000. To do this, you can apply the {num:START:END} macro. As a query, we specify a link to any product and put the macro instead of the SKU:

https://www.wildberries.ru/catalog/{num:1:100000}/detail.aspx

This method allows for the easiest and most automatic parsing of Wildberries products even without knowing their SKUs. A-Parser will independently substitute the number in order, visit the page, and collect data if it exists.

Possible settings​

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Common settings for all parsers

ParameterDefault valueDescription
AddressPickup point address
LongitudePickup point longitude
LatitudePickup point latitude
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By default, Wildberries displays results for Moscow. The parser allows you to set a pickup point, and the results list will be tied to a specific location. To do this, you need to override 3 parameters: Address, Longitude, and Latitude. You can obtain the necessary values for these parameters in your browser:

1. Select the desired pickup point after opening Developer Tools (F12 in Chrome)

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2. In Developer Tools on the Network tab, look for the request saveprefereduserloc and see the required data in the request body

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3. Copy them exactly into the parser settings

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