Xianyu Listing Automation

Problem

Virtual-goods sellers on Xianyu often need to publish many listings across multiple shops. Titles, images, extraction codes, categories, prices, and inventory can be scattered across the main upload file and image folders. Manually entering each item in the Ed backend (ed.weeeg.com) can lead to missed auto-delivery settings, missed restock toggles, and repeated errors caused by Element UI dropdowns, dialogs, and title-length limits. This skill turns that backend workflow into scripted execution and reduces repeated clicks and state misreads.

How It Works

First update scripts/config.py with WORK_DIR, ED_USERNAME, ED_PASSWORD, SHOP_CONFIG, and SHOP_NAME_MAP. The script requires Python 3.12+, playwright, and a Chrome or Edge browser started with remote debugging. During execution, it parses the main upload file block by block, matches images by shop and date, checks the 30-character title limit, fills in category and title in the Ed backend, uploads assets, and enables auto delivery and restock-on-sold-out. Product blocks already marked as published are skipped to avoid duplicate listings. The implementation also handles Element UI cascaders, dropdown option matching, dispatchEvent clicks, dialog visibility checks, and input event dispatching.

Boundaries

It is best for sellers who are already logged into the Ed backend, sell virtual goods, and keep a clear directory structure for product assets. It is not intended for parallel processing of multiple products, missing logged-in sessions, or messy directory layouts. In manual mode, take a screenshot before each step to avoid accidentally changing auto-delivery or restock toggles.