TCG Price Movers & Spike Alerts - Pokemon, Magic, Cardmarket

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What you give it

Every field is optional unless marked; sensible defaults do the rest.

Field	Type	What it does	Default
`game`	string	Which trading card game to scan. Pokemon is the busiest market on Cardmarket.	`pokemon`
`mode`	string	Movers ranks the cards moving right now and works on the very first run. Alerts remembers today’s prices and tells you only when one of your cards moves later.	`movers`
`direction`	string	Cards going up, going down, or both.	`gainers`
`window`	string	Which pair of averages the headline change compares.	`7d`
`minChangePct`	integer	Ignore anything that moved less than this.	`15`
`minPriceEur`	integer	A 2-cent common doubling to 4 cents is a 100% move and means nothing. The floor is what keeps bulk out.	`2`
`maxPriceEur`	integer	Optional ceiling, for watching a budget bracket.	`-`
`cardNames`	array	Partial names, one per line: charizard, umbreon. Leave empty to scan the whole game.	`[]`
`expansionIds`	array	Cardmarket expansion ids, as they appear in the output rows.	`-`
`includeFoil`	boolean	Foils are priced separately and often move on their own.	`True`
`requireCorroboration`	boolean	Requires the 30-day average, the 7-day average and today’s trend to all point the same way, with the cheapest live offer already repriced. Without it, roughly half the catalogue looks like it is moving.	`True`
`maxWatched`	integer	Caps the monitor memory. When a whole game overflows it, the most valuable cards are kept.	`5000`
`resetState`	boolean	Forget the recorded prices and take a fresh baseline.	`False`
`stateStoreName`	string	Named key-value store holding the prices this monitor last reported.	`tcg-movers-state`
`maxItems`	integer	Stop after this many rows. Biggest movers come first.	`200`

What you get back

One JSON object per result, with exactly these fields - no seller identities, no contact data, ever.

Field	Type	Meaning
`game`	string	Trading card game the row belongs to.
`cardName`	string	Card name as Cardmarket's catalog spells it, attacks included.
`idProduct`	integer	Cardmarket product id. Stable, and what productUrl links to.
`expansionId`	['integer', 'null']	Expansion id. Reusable as the expansionIds input.
`variant`	string	regular or foil - they are priced separately and move separately.
`priceEur`	['number', 'null']	Cardmarket's trend price: what the card has been selling for. Not the cheapest copy on sale - that is lowEur, the figure the card page shows as From.
`movedFromEur`	['number', 'null']	The older of the two averages this row compares.
`movedToEur`	['number', 'null']	The newer of the two. Not the same as priceEur unless the window is the trend.
`changePct`	number	Move between them, in percent. Negative for a fall. Rows are sorted by its size.
`direction`	string	up or down. Filter on this.
`comparisonWindow`	string	Which two figures were compared, in words.
`vs30DayPct`	['number', 'null']	Today's trend against the 30-day average - the plain hot-or-not number.
`trendEur`	['number', 'null']	Cardmarket's own trend price.
`lowEur`	['number', 'null']	Cheapest live offer, the same figure the card page leads with as From. On a real rise the offers have already repriced.
`avg1DayEur`	['number', 'null']	Average of yesterday's sales. Absent when nothing sold.
`avg7DayEur`	['number', 'null']	Average of the last 7 days of sales.
`avg30DayEur`	['number', 'null']	Average of the last 30 days of sales.
`currency`	string	Always EUR: Cardmarket is a European marketplace.
`priceGuideDate`	string	Date of the price guide the row was read from. One per day.
`productUrl`	['string', 'null']	The card on Cardmarket. Null for the few games with no public path.
`isAlert`	boolean	True in alerts mode: the card moved since this monitor last looked.
`previousSeenAt`	['string', 'null']	Alerts mode only: when the previous price was recorded (ISO).

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