appstoreprice-hub

appstoreprice-hub

Query App Store global pricing data from appstoreprice.org.

Data source: appstoreprice.org, an unofficial price comparison website maintained by @qingnianxiaozhe. It scrapes and compares App Store prices across regions worldwide in real time. This is not official Apple data. Prices are updated daily.

How It Works

The website uses the Next.js App Router and accesses data in two ways:

1. REST API (search/list): requires the FNV-1a signature headers X-Timestamp + X-Signature
2. RSC page stream (price details): directly parse fetch(url, { headers: { RSC: '1' } })

The signing function is embedded in the page's webpack module (currently 22463). Reuse it directly in the website page context instead of implementing it yourself. The module ID may change when the website is deployed or updated. See Troubleshooting.

Execution Method: minis-browser-use CLI

Always use the minis-browser-use CLI + shell script. Do not use the browser_use tool call.

Benefit: JS code is read from a file and passed directly to the process, so it does not occupy the agent context.

Standard Template

All steps must be completed in the same shell_execute call to prevent tab state from becoming invalid across calls. Write business logic to a temporary file with file_write and then concatenate it. Do not use a heredoc, because BusyBox ash can easily parse braces or quotes incorrectly.

# Prerequisite: use file_write to write the business logic to /tmp/asp_logic.js, then:

minis-browser-use navigate --url "https://appstoreprice.org/zh/apps" \
  && minis-browser-use wait_for_dom_stable --timeout 8 \
  && minis-browser-use execute_js --script "$(cat /var/minis/skills/appstoreprice-hub/scripts/api.js /tmp/asp_logic.js)"

Why combine everything into one shell_execute? The minis-browser-use browser tab may become invalid between two shell_execute calls (the tab may be recycled), and the second call may report webpackChunk_N_E not found. Serial execution in the same process keeps the tab state stable.