[script] Copy Friendly Item Lists!

Important Note : Please be aware that this script uses the https://api.torn.com/torn/?selections=items API which returns average price (I think) of every item and not the real time market price.


Short visual guide below!
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Install it with Tampermonkey / Greasemonkey browser addons.

Link : https://gist.github.com/Sil3nt-One/8a8d732880cfdad0d8dc63db6e72ff69/raw/bb76309eacb0d5132e0388c63f6caf59e4f9d2fb/Torn.com-Copy-Friendly-Item-List.user.js

Source : https://gist.github.com/Sil3nt-One/8a8d732880cfdad0d8dc63db6e72ff69

Feel free to hit that like button if you find this useful! Cheers~

UPDATE : Added price modifier field!

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I like that you're writing and sharing scripts, but what does this script really "do"?

I'm confused by the screenshots...

Is the price taken from the Item Market? Would be useful it was as it would save all the clicks :)

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Yes, it uses the market value from https://api.torn.com/torn/?selections=items&key=YOUR_API_KEY_HERE

One thing I'm concerned about is that the above API might return the lowest market price, I haven't tested it, if someone can I would appreciate it. :)

What if you always sell for a lot more than the item market price?

Would someone buy at a rate higher than market price ?.?

I could probably add a price multiplier field if its needed..

I sell a lot of items higher than item market price.

I see this as being more useful for determining bulk buy prices on the fly when someone offers you a trade. @RX8, you've already got yours sorted out, but for the rest of us, this might be helpful. I'm still yet to get my trading spreadsheet entirely working yet, but it's planned out already...

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UPDATE : Added price modifier field!
Let me know if you like this :)

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I edited the script. How to import it at my browser?

Which browser do you use?
For chrome, use an extension called Tampermonkey.

I use it.

Cool

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