Examples of accessing woot.com from a PowerShell scrip

woot.ps1

 function woot {
  param([ValidateSet('accessories','computers','electronics','home','kids','sellout','shirt','sport','tools','wine','www', ignorecase=$true)]
        [string]$site
  )
  $url = 'http://api.woot.com/1/sales/current.rss'
  if ($site -ne "") {
     $url = "http://api.woot.com/1/sales/current.rss/{0}.woot.com" -f $site
  }
  $woots = Invoke-RestMethod $url
  foreach ($woot in $woots) {
     $wootoff = ""
     if ($woot.wootoff -eq "true") {$wootoff = "woot!"}
     $props = [ordered]@{
       site=($woot.link -split "\.")[0] -replace "http://",""; 
       title=$woot.title;
       price=$woot.pricerange;
       '%sold'=[double]($woot.soldoutpercentage) * 100;
       wootoff=$wootoff;
       condition=$woot.condition;
     }
     new-object -type PSObject -prop $props
  }
}
function wootapi {
  $apikey = "your-api-key-here"
  $url = "https://api.woot.com/2/events.json?eventType=Daily&key={0}" -f  $apikey
  $daily = invoke-restmethod $url 
  $daily | 
    select @{l="site";e={($_.site -split "\.")[0]}},
		   @{l="title";e={$_.offers.Title}},
		   @{l="Price";e={$_.offers.items.SalePrice | sort | select -first 1 -Last 1}},
           @{l="%";e={$_.offers.PercentageRemaining}},
		   @{l="Condition";e={$_.offers.items.Attributes | where Key -eq "Condition" | select -exp Value -first 1}}
}