Buff.163.com Buy Order Python Utility -- 2
Budget: $10 – $20 NZD
This is a web utility for buff.163.com that I would like to be able to run constantly, likely using JSON data from the site to perform the following:
1) Notify me when my buy orders (any of them) have been outbid by other people, with the Options to do 2 things
1.1) Bump Up my Buy Order the minimum amount above the current top Buy Order
1.2) Cancel my buy order
1.3) Do Nothing (if this counts)
In a user definable iteration (for example every 1 minute, every 2 seconds, 1 time a day) : access my Buff “Buy Order” (sometimes called Purchase Order in other languages) List and
a) Notify or highlight in a sheet-style list that I have been outbid (for example, my account is no longer top Buy order for this item, that item, etc
b) Have a single click option to "bump" my buy orders the minimum amount up in price (so as to pay the least amount but still be on top of the other peoples’ Buy Orders)
c) Have a single click option to "remove" my Buy Order (sometimes someone has posted a buy order too high to make it worth it)
d) Have a bunch of data to make an informed decision on items B and C (check Buff's Sale History, and details of Price, recent sales, current listing prices (first 5-10 or so) to make an informed decision (bump, cancel, do nothing)
1) Notify me when my buy orders (any of them) have been outbid by other people, with the Options to do 2 things
1.1) Bump Up my Buy Order the minimum amount above the current top Buy Order
1.2) Cancel my buy order
1.3) Do Nothing (if this counts)
In a user definable iteration (for example every 1 minute, every 2 seconds, 1 time a day) : access my Buff “Buy Order” (sometimes called Purchase Order in other languages) List and
a) Notify or highlight in a sheet-style list that I have been outbid (for example, my account is no longer top Buy order for this item, that item, etc
b) Have a single click option to "bump" my buy orders the minimum amount up in price (so as to pay the least amount but still be on top of the other peoples’ Buy Orders)
c) Have a single click option to "remove" my Buy Order (sometimes someone has posted a buy order too high to make it worth it)
d) Have a bunch of data to make an informed decision on items B and C (check Buff's Sale History, and details of Price, recent sales, current listing prices (first 5-10 or so) to make an informed decision (bump, cancel, do nothing)