Amazon SP-API Dashboard

Overview

This project comprises a dashboard connected to Amazon's SP-API for seller accounts, providing real-time insights into sales data. The goal is to offer a convenient way for users, particularly sellers, to monitor their sales status and track sales patterns over time through visually informative graphs.

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Features

• Real-time Sales Data: The dashboard is linked to your Amazon seller account, allowing you to view the current status of your sales at any given moment.

• Data Visualization: Visual representation of sales data over time through graphs and charts to facilitate a better understanding of sales patterns.

• Threshold Notifications (Under Construction): Work in progress feature that enables users to set sales thresholds and receive notifications when a predefined dollar amount is reached from a specific subset of sales.

Project Structure

Python Scripts

• script.py: Retrieves data from the Amazon SP-API. This script serves as the main data-fetching component.

• trial.py: A Flask application responsible for forwarding data between the frontend and backend. It calls the main function in script.py.

React Frontend

• client/: Folder containing the React frontend files.

  • src/: React source files including components, styles, and utilities.

    • Chart.jsx: React component for the visual display of graph data.

    • Other React files: Add descriptions for other React files as necessary.

  • npm dependencies: Dependencies for the React project managed by npm. Install dependencies using npm install.

  • styles.css: CSS file for styling the React components.

Cron Schedule

• actions.yaml: Defines a cron schedule to periodically execute the script.py function. This ensures that the data is regularly updated from Amazon, and Flask routing calls to the frontend are made to reflect the changes.

Hosting

The application is hosted on Render to prevent it from spinning down every 15 minutes. The cron schedule serves a dual purpose: keeping the app running and updating the frontend data.

Getting Started

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/amazon-sp-api-dashboard.git
   cd amazon-sp-api-dashboard

2. Install Dependencies:

   pip install -r requirements.txt
   cd client
   npm install

3. Configure Secrets:

   • Ensure that the necessary credentials and secrets are correctly set as environment variables or in a configuration file.

4. Run the Application:

   python trial.py

5. Access the Dashboard: Open your web browser and navigate to http://localhost:5000.

Contributing

Contributions are not advised at this time.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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