ShinySwitching from Cardmarket?
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What Cardmarket exports: Stock and wants CSVs (browser extension) or article CSV.
Steps
- Cardmarket has no collection tracker and no built-in stock or wants CSV. The free “Cardmarket Stock Exporter” browser extension exports both; its stock CSV imports into your collection.
- Its wants CSV imports into your wishlist, each want's minimum condition, reverse holo flag and max price becoming wishlist rules.
- An article CSV with idProduct; groupCount; idLanguage; condition (semicolons) is read too, matched by Cardmarket product id.
What we know about the format
Price_EUR is your asking price on Cardmarket, not what you paid, so it isn't read as a cost.
Source: https://github.com/lupzn/cardmarket-stock-exporter (README: stock CSV columns)
A wants list is cards you're looking for: import it into your wishlist, with each entry's minimum condition, reverse-holo flag and max price as wishlist rules.
Source: https://github.com/lupzn/cardmarket-stock-exporter (README: wants CSV columns)
Rows are matched by Cardmarket product id; a product Cardmarket shares between several of our cards is skipped rather than guessed.
Source: https://github.com/demogorgon1/mkmcsv — header “idProduct;groupCount;price;idLanguage;condition;isFoil;isSigned;isAltered;isPlayset;isReverseHolo;isFirstEd;…” (semicolons). The numeric language and condition codes are Cardmarket's API ids as we know them (1 = English / Mint …), not confirmed from this file
Price_EUR in a stock file is your asking price, not what you paid, so it isn't imported as a cost. Cardmarket files a few of our cards under one shared product; those rows are listed rather than guessed.
Every import shows you the column mapping and a preview first, so a format we got wrong costs you a click, not your collection.