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Name in the builder	JSON field	Kind	What it is
Internet number	`sku`	text	The product number on homedepot.com, labeled "Internet #".
Store SKU	`storeSKU`	text	The number on the shelf tag. Not every item has one.
UPC	`upc`	text	The barcode number. Not every item has one.
Product name	`productName`	text	The product's name on homedepot.com.
Store number	`storeId`	text	The store the price drop happened at. Leading zeros are optional, so `589` and `0589` are the same store.
MSRP	`msrp`	number	The regular price at the store, in dollars: Home Depot's "was" price or its online price for that store, whichever is higher.
In-store price	`inStorePrice`	number	The price at the store right now, in dollars. A penny item is `0.01`.
Percent off	`percentOff`	number	How far the in-store price is below MSRP, from 0 to 100. Items with no MSRP count as 0% off.
Quantity	`quantity`	whole number	How many the store has in stock when the alert fires. Always at least 1.

Comparisons

Text comparisons ignore upper and lower case.

Name in the builder	JSON `op`	Works on	Matches when
is	`==`	text, number	the detail equals the value
is not	`!=`	text, number	the detail doesn't equal the value
is less than	`<`	number	the detail is below the value
is at most	`<=`	number	the detail is below or equal to the value
is more than	`>`	number	the detail is above the value
is at least	`>=`	number	the detail is above or equal to the value
contains	`contains`	text	the value appears anywhere in the detail
starts with	`startsWith`	text	the detail begins with the value
does not contain	`notContains`	text	the value doesn't appear in the detail
contains any of	`whitelistContains`	text	any value in the list appears anywhere in the detail
is any of	`whitelistEquals`	text, number	the detail equals any value in the list

For "contains any of" and "is any of", the value is a list, and every entry must be the same kind as the detail: all text or all numbers.

In hand-written JSON, whitelistContains is also allowed on number details, where it means exactly the same as whitelistEquals. The builder only offers "is any of" for numbers.

Rules that contradict each other

Inside an All of these group, the bot rejects rules on the same detail that can never all be true, such as:

percent off more than 80 and percent off less than 50
two different "is" values for the same detail
"is 5" together with "is not 5"
"is 200" when another rule says "is at most 100"

The builder flags these as you type.

JSON format

The builder writes this for you, but here's the shape if you want to edit it by hand.

{
  "highPriority": { "field": "inStorePrice", "op": "==", "value": 0.01 },
  "regularPriority": {
    "type": "all",
    "conditions": [
      { "field": "percentOff", "op": ">=", "value": 60 },
      { "field": "quantity", "op": ">=", "value": 2 }
    ]
  },
  "globalBlacklist": {
    "type": "any",
    "conditions": [{ "field": "productName", "op": "whitelistContains", "value": ["behr", "glacier bay"] }]
  }
}

highPriority and regularPriority are required. globalBlacklist is optional.
Each part is either a single rule (field, op, value) or a group (type plus a conditions list).
A group's type is "all", "any", or "not" (not all of these).

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