Sneaker Monitors

A collection of web monitors that notify of restocks or releases on sneaker related sites through Discord Webhook

Note

No longer updated or supported. Should still work - join my Discord for support here.

About the Project

This project is aimed at providing web-monitors for various sites to the sneaker community for free. A monitor is a tool that tracks and alerts about changes on website. These monitors currently notify if a restock or release occurs via Discord Webhook on popular sneaker releated websites.

Today, competition to purchase sneakers is getting increasingly difficult with resellers using paid automated tools to give them a massive advantage over everyone else. As such, I have and will continue to develop monitors that will help those members that struggle to finally get the sneakers they want.

Below is a screenshot of the SNKRS monitor in action...

Monitors

Currently the sites that have monitors are:

• All Shopify sites (e.g. Palace Skateboards, Hanon Shop, OVO, shopnicekicks.com, BDGA Store, Noir Fonce, Travis Scott, etc.)
• Supreme
• Nike SNKRS (Supports 42 countries - see the associated README file)
• Nike
• Footsites (Footlocker UK, US and AU)
• Ssense
• Zalando (UK)
• Off-Spring (UK)
• Snipes
• Sivasdescalzo

Basic Steps

Youtube Link here.

1. Clone or Download the repository

   • Clone:

   git clone https://github.com/yasserqureshi1/Sneaker-Monitors.git
   

   • Download: Click on the green Code button and click on Download ZIP. Then unzip this folder

2. Install Dependencies

   • Ensure you have Python 3+ and pip installed.
   • To install the dependencies, navigate to the cloned directory in Terminal or Command Prompt and use the command:

pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Configure the monitor you want to run by editting the config.py file within that folder.

4. To start the monitor, you should run the monitor.pyfile. You can use the following command:

python monitor.py

NOTE: The script needs to be running continuously for it to keep monitoring websites. As such, you should host it on a server. I have a YouTube tutorial on this here. However, I suggest testing this out on your PC before using a server.

License

Distributed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 License. See LICENSE for more information. Selling this code without my consent is strictly prohibited. If sharing this or an updated copy of this repo requires this repo to be made freely available.