HypeMonitors
Above is a collection of monitors I've made for tracking drops and restocks of hard to find, rare, or in-demand products. Most of these scripts are designed to work in a "service" structure, with the ability to be used as a paid service to multiple users/groups on Discord. Service access can be delegated through the accompanying Users.json files.
Please note, I am releasing these because they're almost all defunct and no longer work. And I am no longer maintaining them.
If you plan on forking these to rebuild and use, be sure to run them with a proxy and/or VPN
All code is written in Python3 and last operated with Anaconda 3.7.6 64-Bit and the standard Linux repo of Python3.
Supreme Restock Monitor
This monitor tracks stocks and restocks of all products under the "New" category then drops a notification to an assigned Discord channel.
Supreme Community Monitor
Twice a week, Wednesday and again Thursday morning (this time with updated prices), the monitor fetches the upcoming Supreme drop and unloads it to a designated Discord channel. It also posts the Top 5 voted items for the week to a second Discord channel.
SNKRS Monitor
This monitor does not track restocks but instead tracks announcements of upcoming drops and sends the annoucement to an assigned Discord channel.
- Discord Webhooks are managed through vmonitorsSNKRSUsers.json
- Proxies are managed through proxies.txt
- Useragents are managed through useragents.txt
Shopify Monitor
This monitor takes a list of Shopify stores and creates a thread for each one. It then pulls the products.json file on each store and looks for changes. There are also filters put in place to designate certain items or brands to their own Discord channels. At the height running this, I was able to monitor just over 500 stores simultaneously thanks to threading without much impact on CPU/Memory. There's also a ton of garbage collection implemented to free up resources on every pass.
- Discord Webhooks are managed through vmonitorsShopifyUsers.json
- Stores are managed through ShopifyShops.txt
- Proxies are managed through proxies.txt
- Useragents are managed through useragents.txt
Micro Center Monitor
This is the simplest of the monitors. Edit the code with your Webhooks for Discord and then drop in a full product page URL from Micro Center's website and run it. You can take it upon yourself to introduce Threading and things like that with the code laid out in the Shopify Monitor. Also, it only tracks if the product is in stock or not, but doesn't track the store. Feel free to add that too, you can find a breakdown of each store's availablility by outputting Line 90's getPage.content to a txt file and searching for: <span class="storeInStock">