markthethomas / find-iphone-7

Simple CLI to find iphone 7's available in your area and alert you when they are

find-iphone-7 🕵🏻📱➆

simple CLI to check for available iphone 7's near you. Built because I didn't want to have to keep checking the site to see when there'd be an iphone 7 (plus) available in my area.

install:

λ yarn global add find-iphone-7

or

λ npm i -g find-iphone-7

Example

Find black iphone 7 plus's in my zipcode w/ ATT

λ find-iphone-7 --zip 12345 --model plus --color black --capacity 256 --carrier att --watch --notify

Usage

λ find-iphone-7 --zip 12345 --model plus --color black --capacity 256 --carrier att --watch --notify

CLI Params:

--zip [zip number]
--model [seven | plus string]
--carrier [att | verizon | tmobile | sprint  string]
--color [jetBlack | black | gold | silver | rose string]
--capacity [32 | 128 | 256 number]

--watch runs a check every minute
--notify will send you a text message when there's one available

If you provide the notify flag, you need to set up an iphone.yaml file that'll let twilio send you a text w/ the info about

TWILIO_ACCOUNT: <account>
TWILIO_TOKEN: <token>
TO_NUMBER: <your number>
FROM_NUMBER: <your twilio number>

find-iphone-7's Issues

yargs Incorrectly parses zip codes starting with a '0'

Zip codes which start with a "0" (zero) are incorrectly parsed and the leading zero is dropped from the result. E.g. 01234 becomes 1234 which is no longer a valid zip code.

I was also getting errors that I was missing an iphone7.yaml file until I stubbed one out even though I was not using the notify flag.

Cool script though! Nice job

 ~> find-iphone-7 --zip 07030 --model plus --color black --capacity 128 --carrier att

argv:  { _: [],
  zip: 7030,
  model: 'plus',
  color: 'black',
  capacity: 128,
  carrier: 'att',
  '$0': '/usr/local/bin/find-iphone-7' }
⠹ Searching for iphones...
availability payload: { overlayInitiatedFromWarmStart: false,
  viewMoreHoursLinkText: 'View more hours',
  little: true,
  errorMessage: 'Invalid Zip Code or City/State.',
  location: '7030' }
TypeError: Cannot read property 'filter' of undefined
    at axios.get.then (/usr/local/lib/node_modules/find-iphone-7/index.js:111:47)
    at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:103:7)
⠧ Searching for iphones...⏎                                                     

 ~> find-iphone-7 --zip '07030' --model plus --color black --capacity 128 --carrier att

argv:  { _: [],
  zip: 7030,
  model: 'plus',
  color: 'black',
  capacity: 128,
  carrier: 'att',
  '$0': '/usr/local/bin/find-iphone-7' }
⠙ Searching for iphones...
availability payload: { overlayInitiatedFromWarmStart: false,
  viewMoreHoursLinkText: 'View more hours',
  little: true,
  errorMessage: 'Invalid Zip Code or City/State.',
  location: '7030' }
TypeError: Cannot read property 'filter' of undefined
    at axios.get.then (/usr/local/lib/node_modules/find-iphone-7/index.js:111:47)
    at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:103:7)
⠦ Searching for iphones...^C⏎                                                   
 ~>

Above you can see two trials where I'm logging out the argv variable and the api response. Only difference between the two trials is the second wraps the zip arg in single quotes. Both incorrectly parse the zip code and the error returned from the API refers to the incorrect zip code.