Wegmans Product Spider ## Introduction The Wegmans Product Spider is an Apify Actor designed to scrape detailed product information from Wegmans.com product pages. It extracts key details such as product names, prices, descriptions, images, categories, and more, making it ideal for e-commerce research, price tracking, or catalog creation. ## Input Parameters | Parameter | Type | Description | Required | |--------------------|---------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------| | Urls | Array | An array of Wegmans.com product URLs to scrape (e.g., "https://www.wegmans.com/shop/product/950795-BBQ-Chicken-Bowl-with-Jasmine-Rice"). | Yes | | proxyConfiguration | Object | Proxy settings for the scrape. Use Apify's proxy with residential groups for reliable access. Example: { "useApifyProxy": true, "apifyProxyGroups": ["RESIDENTIAL"] }. | No (but recommended for stability) | Example input: json { "Urls": [ "https://www.wegmans.com/shop/product/950795-BBQ-Chicken-Bowl-with-Jasmine-Rice" ], "proxyConfiguration": { "useApifyProxy": true, "apifyProxyGroups": [ "RESIDENTIAL" ] } } ## Features - Extracts comprehensive product details including name, price, currency, description, images, categories, SKU, brand, availability, and ratings. - Supports proxy configuration to ensure reliable and unrestrictedხ System: unrestricted access to URLs. - Outputs structured JSON arrays for seamless integration into databases or applications. - Handles dynamic product pages with robust parsing for consistent data retrieval. ## Possible Use Cases - Price Monitoring: Track product prices on Wegmans.com for competitive analysis or budgeting. - E-commerce Research: Collect detailed product data for market analysis or competitor benchmarking. - Catalog Building: Create structured product catalogs with images and metadata for retail or marketing purposes. - Inventory Tracking: Monitor product availability and details for supply chain or restocking strategies. ## Output Example The Actor returns an array of objects in JSON format. Here's a sample output: json [ { "name": "Wegmans BBQ Chicken Bowl with Jasmine Rice", "price": "12.00", "currency": "USD", "description": "Juicy chicken raised without antibiotics sprinkled with BBQ seasoning, paired with rainbow slaw, roasted corn, pickled red onions and Monterey Jack cheese, over a bed of jasmine rice. Served with our Tangy, savory with a hint of smoke & black pepper Organic Back Yard BBQ sauce. Contains at least 42g of protein.", "images": [ "https://images.wegmans.com/is/image/wegmanscsprod/950795_PrimaryImage?eTag=1744135403467" ], "categories": [ "Prepared Foods", "Bowls" ], "sku": "950795", "brand": "Wegmans", "availability": "InStock", "rating_value": 4.3333, "review_count": 18, "url": "https://www.wegmans.com/shop/product/950795-BBQ-Chicken-Bowl-with-Jasmine-Rice" } ] ## Support For bug reports or custom needs, contact support@getdataforme.com Or use our contact form: https://getdataforme.com/contact/ (Make sure to include a clear subject line in your message)