wallapop-cli

Command demos

See public search, category filters, listing details and Watch events in the terminal.

These recordings use public listings. They do not sign in or change account data. The Watch recording writes only to its isolated local demo database.

Search defaults to JSON. Pass --format pretty to view a table in the terminal, or keep JSON for pipelines.

wallapop search silla --lat 40.4 --lng -3.7 --max-price 200 --limit 8 --format pretty

Pretty search results in the terminal

Discover and apply category filters

List the filters for a category, then pass the supported keys to --filter.

wallapop search filters --category 100 --format pretty
wallapop search Avensis --category 100 --filter brand=Toyota --filter max_km=120000 --max-price 10000 --lat 40.4 --lng -3.7 --limit 2 --format pretty

Discovering and applying car search filters

Inspect a listing

Use the listing hash to read its public details. You can also pass a listing URL.

wallapop item show pj941g7rxv6e --format pretty

Inspecting public listing details

Track changes with a Watch

Create a Watch to compare future search results. --emit-initial reports the current results as item.new events.

wallapop watch add search "Dahon Curve D3" --name curve --lat 40.4 --lng -3.7 --min-price 250 --max-price 255 --interval 30m --emit-initial --format pretty

Creating a local Watch and reading its events

Output and formats

JSON by default, a table when you want to read it, JSONL when you want to pipe it.

Watches

Turn a search, an item or a seller into a stream of events.

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SearchDiscover and apply category filtersInspect a listingTrack changes with a Watch