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for url in urls:
  payload = {
  	# A URL can be added to a particular product and we need product_id of that.
  	# Use the product_id you've written down in the previous example.
    'product_id': 2055805,

    # Just one URL at a time
    'url': url
  }

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urls = [
	'https://thelovelystore.com/products/8893774-apple-iphonex-64gb-spacegray',
	'https://www.coolblue.nl/product/793610/apple-iphone-x-64gb-zilver.html',
	'https://www.apple.nl/shop/buy-iphone/iphone-x/5,8-inch-display-256gb-zilver',
	'https://eurogsm.ro/apple-iphone-x-5-8-4g.html'
]

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# We are calling /add/product endpoint.
# Since this is a creation method, we use POST (in lowercase) as method.
response = make_request('/add/product', 'post', payload)
print(response.status_code, response.text)

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payload = {
  # Name of the product
  'name': 'iPhone X, GSM Unlocked 5.8", 64 GB - Space Gray',

  # Brand (producer, supplier) of the item. You can set it to "No Brand" if you 
  # like to
  'brand': 'Apple',

  # A category you pick. It may be a category within your product hierarchy, 
  # or it can be a separate tag like "Discounted items", "Low traffic" etc.

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def make_request(path, method, payload=None):
  # Use API Key and API Token that you've copied from
  # your settings page.
  headers = {
    'apikey': 'apidemo@prisync.com',
    'apitoken': 'c18888888888888888888fa135f540',
  }

  # This is the root URL. All API calls are relative to this URL.
  base_url = "https://prisync.com/api/v2"