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Did you know you can export your Amazon shopping history as a .csv file? After the pandemic started, we began relying much more heavily on Amazon as our source
by runnr_az 4y ago
Did you know you can export your Amazon shopping history as a .csv file?
After the pandemic started, we began relying much more heavily on Amazon as our source of goods. So, naturally, this feature piqued my interest -- it started with a simple question, "If I'd just bought Amazon stock instead of [whatever], what's that investment worth now?"
From there, I started slicing and dicing the data in other ways: by category, by item, aggregated over time. Super interesting and eye opening.
Since it's useful for me and our household spending, I open sourced the code, made the functionality available for free. Privacy is super important -- the app runs entirely on the client side -- nothing is shared with anyone under any circumstances.
Nozama is little rough around the edges -- think MVP -- but I'd love to hear your thoughts, ideas for future features.
- mattewong 4y agoare you using the same categories AMZN provides or using another approach to categorize? You mention open sourcing the code, I would have checked there for an answer but couldn't find the link to it
- runnr_az 4y agoThx for taking a look! Code lives here: https://github.com/jonroig/nozama https://github.com/jonroig/nozama We're using the categories Amazon provides. One needs Amazon Product API access (I think) to get larger groupings from those niche categories...