ebay-item-detail

Open the eBay item URL (/itm/{itemNumber}) in a browser-act controlled browser session, wait for the page to stabilize, then run the extraction script. It returns JSON with title, price, seller, condition, images, and the full item specifics map.

The extractor captures over 25 fields: title, subtitle, categories, price, wasPrice, currency, sold count, availability, hi-res images, seller name, seller feedback count and positive rating, item location, brand, MPN, UPC, EAN, condition, shipping cost, and the complete itemSpecifics label-value map.

Yes, the extractor works across all eBay regional TLDs. It infers currency from price prefixes and strips localized accessibility text in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese.

The error occurs when the current page URL does not match /itm/{digits}, usually because an ended or sold-out listing redirected to a similar-item search page. Verify the item still exists on eBay before retrying.

Yes, loop through item URLs serially with navigate, wait, and eval steps, pausing 1-3 seconds between items. Do not parallelize within one session since eBay throttles rapid hits; use multiple stealth browser sessions for higher throughput.

The extractor reads only the server-rendered page state, so lazily loaded fields like some seller reviews or buyer-specific shipping estimates are not captured. Auction-specific fields such as current bid and time-left are also not extracted.