Azon Seeker is a browser extension designed to collect and manage product information from Amazon and other platforms. It supports importing, exporting, and previewing product and review data, making it a powerful tool for e-commerce research and data analysis.

Features

🛒 Collect Product Data: Easily gather product details and reviews from Amazon and other websites.
📦 Import/Export: Supports importing and exporting data in Excel format for further analysis.
☁️ Cloud Export: Export your data to the cloud for backup or sharing.
🔄 Reliable Server Sync: Collected Amazon data is durably queued, retried in the background, and removed from the queue only after the server confirms persistence.
📊 Data Table: View, filter, and manage collected data in a user-friendly table.
🖼️ Image Preview: Hover to preview product images.
🌐 Multi-browser Support: Works with Chromium-based browsers and Firefox.
🧩 Modern UI: Built with Vue 3 and Naive UI for a clean, responsive experience.

Get Started

1. Prepare Requirements

Make sure the following software is installed:

2. Clone this Repository

git clone https://github.com/primedigitaltech/azon_seeker.git
cd ./azon_seeker/

3. Setup the Webext-bridge

cd ./webext-bridge
pnpm i
pnpm build
cd ../

3. Install the Project's Dependencies

pnpm i

4. Run in Development Mode

pnpm dev

5. Load Extension on Browser

Open the browser extension page.
Toggle on development mode.
Load the extension using the extension/ folder.

Build

1. Make Sure Setup Successfully

Following the step of Get Started to make sure setup successfully.

2. Build Project

pnpm run build # For Chromium Browser (Microsoft Edge .etc)
pnpm run build-firefox # For Firefox

3. Pack Extension

pnpm run pack:7z

After the build is completed, the Chromium package will be generated in build/extension-v<version>.7z.

Amazon Server Synchronization

Development builds use 127.0.0.1:8001 by default.
Production builds use amzplugin.rekeymed.com over HTTPS/WSS by default.
Override either target at build time with VITE_REMOTE_HOST=host:port.
The extension persists unsent batches in browser.storage.local and retries once per minute.
Search and detail records include a client-generated syncId; the server uses it as a unique idempotency key.
The side panel displays pending, syncing, synchronized, and failed states and provides a manual retry action.

Before publishing a production package, deploy the backend migrations and verify that the production /openapi.json contains syncId, adType, and strikethroughPrice.