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-# Walmart — Product Search & Data Extraction
-
-Field-tested against walmart.com on 2026-04-18 using `http_get` (no browser required).
-All code blocks were run and outputs verified against live responses.
-
----
-
-## Fastest Approach: `http_get` with `__NEXT_DATA__`
-
-Walmart's Next.js SSR embeds the full search or product payload as JSON in a
-`<script id="__NEXT_DATA__">` tag. **No browser needed for search or product detail pages.**
-~2–3 s per page fetch; no CAPTCHA or session cookies required.
-
-### Critical UA rule
-
-| User-Agent | Result |
-|---|---|
-| `Mozilla/5.0` (bare) | Full HTML + `__NEXT_DATA__` — **use this** |
-| `Mozilla/5.0 ... Chrome/120 ...` (full) | PerimeterX "Robot or human?" challenge (200, 15 KB) |
-| `Safari/17` full UA | Works (full HTML, ~1.15 MB) |
-| `curl/7.x` | PerimeterX challenge |
-| `python-requests/2.31` | PerimeterX challenge |
-
-The bare `Mozilla/5.0` string bypasses PerimeterX. Any UA that looks like a headless
-client or includes a recognizable browser fingerprint triggers the JS challenge page.
-
-### Base fetch helper
-
-```python
-import json, re, gzip, urllib.request
-
-def fetch_walmart(url):
-    """
-    Fetch any walmart.com page.
-    Returns decoded HTML string.
-    Raises RuntimeError if PerimeterX bot challenge is returned.
-    """
-    req = urllib.request.Request(
-        url,
-        headers={"User-Agent": "Mozilla/5.0", "Accept-Encoding": "gzip"},
-    )
-    with urllib.request.urlopen(req, timeout=20) as r:
-        data = r.read()
-        if r.headers.get("Content-Encoding") == "gzip":
-            data = gzip.decompress(data)
-        html = data.decode()
-    if "Robot or human" in html:
-        raise RuntimeError(f"PerimeterX challenge triggered: {url}")
-    return html
-
-def parse_next_data(html):
-    m = re.search(r'id="__NEXT_DATA__"[^>]*>(.*?)</script>', html, re.DOTALL)
-    if not m:
-        raise ValueError("__NEXT_DATA__ not found — page structure may have changed")
-    return json.loads(m.group(1))
-```
-
----
-
-## Search Results
-
-### URL patterns
-
-```python
-# Keyword search
-"https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop"
-
-# Pagination — append &page=N
-"https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop&page=2"
-
-# Sort options (confirmed working)
-"https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop&sort=best_match"    # default
-"https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop&sort=best_seller"
-"https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop&sort=price_low"
-"https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop&sort=customer_rating"
-
-# Price filter
-"https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop&min_price=200&max_price=500"
-
-# Browse by category (department ID path)
-"https://www.walmart.com/browse/electronics/laptops/3944_1089430_3951"
-```
-
-### `__NEXT_DATA__` path to items
-
-```
-data
-  .props.pageProps.initialData.searchResult
-    .aggregatedCount        — int: total matching products (e.g. 18818)
-    .paginationV2.maxPage   — int: last page number
-    .itemStacks[]           — array of stacks (usually 2: sponsored + organic)
-      .items[]              — array of product objects
-```
-
-### Full extractor (field-tested)
-
-```python
-def extract_search_results(html):
-    """
-    Returns (items, total_count, max_page).
-    items is a list of dicts with confirmed fields.
-    """
-    data = parse_next_data(html)
-    sr = data["props"]["pageProps"]["initialData"]["searchResult"]
-
-    items = []
-    for stack in sr.get("itemStacks", []):
-        for item in stack.get("items", []):
-            pi = item.get("priceInfo") or {}
-            img = item.get("imageInfo") or {}
-            rating = item.get("rating") or {}
-            avail = item.get("availabilityStatusV2") or {}
-            items.append({
-                "usItemId":        item.get("usItemId"),           # str, Walmart item ID
-                "name":            item.get("name"),               # str
-                "brand":           item.get("brand"),              # str or None
-                "price":           item.get("price"),              # int, current price in USD
-                "linePrice":       pi.get("linePrice"),            # str "$429.00"
-                "wasPrice":        pi.get("wasPrice") or None,     # str "$699.00" or None
-                "savings":         pi.get("savings") or None,      # str "SAVE $270.00" or None
-                "averageRating":   rating.get("averageRating"),    # float e.g. 4.3
-                "numberOfReviews": rating.get("numberOfReviews"),  # int
-                "availability":    avail.get("value"),             # "IN_STOCK" / "OUT_OF_STOCK"
-                "isSponsored":     bool(item.get("isSponsoredFlag")),
-                "url":             "https://www.walmart.com" + (item.get("canonicalUrl") or "").split("?")[0],
-                "thumbnailUrl":    img.get("thumbnailUrl"),
-            })
-
-    total = sr.get("aggregatedCount")
-    max_page = (sr.get("paginationV2") or {}).get("maxPage")
-    return items, total, max_page
-
-
-# Usage
-html = fetch_walmart("https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop")
-items, total, max_page = extract_search_results(html)
-# items: 66 items on page 1, total=18818, max_page=11
-
-# Filter out sponsored
-organic = [i for i in items if not i["isSponsored"]]
-```
-
-### Field notes (confirmed)
-
-- **`usItemId`**: string, matches the numeric ID at the end of `/ip/.../ITEMID` URLs.
-  Some non-product rows (ad widgets) have `usItemId=None` — filter with `if item.get("usItemId")`.
-- **`price`**: integer cents-less price (e.g. `429` for "$429.00"). Use `priceInfo.linePrice` for
-  the formatted string including the dollar sign.
-- **`wasPrice` / `savings`**: only present when item is on sale. Always `None` for full-price items.
-- **`isSponsoredFlag`**: the first batch of results across both itemStacks are frequently sponsored.
-  On a laptop search, ~56 of 66 SSR items carry `isSponsoredFlag: true`.
-- **`rating`**: present on ~91% of items (60/66 in test). `averageRating` is a float; `numberOfReviews` is int.
-- **`canonicalUrl`**: always includes `?classType=...&athbdg=...` query params — strip with `.split("?")[0]`
-  to get a clean URL.
-- **Two itemStacks**: Walmart returns two stacks (`itemStacks[0]` and `itemStacks[1]`). Merge them.
-  `itemStacks[0]` is the primary grid; `itemStacks[1]` is a secondary sponsored/related block.
-
-### Pagination
-
-```python
-for page in range(1, max_page + 1):
-    html = fetch_walmart(f"https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop&page={page}")
-    items, _, _ = extract_search_results(html)
-    # process items...
-```
-
-Page responses average ~2.5 s each. No rate-limiting was observed across 3 sequential requests.
-For bulk scraping, add a 1–2 s delay between requests to be safe.
-
----
-
-## Product Detail Page
-
-### URL pattern
-
-```
-https://www.walmart.com/ip/{slug}/{usItemId}
-```
-
-The slug is ignored in routing — only the numeric `usItemId` matters.
-These work identically:
-```
-https://www.walmart.com/ip/anything/19717318352
-https://www.walmart.com/ip/Apple-MacBook-Neo/19717318352
-```
-
-### `__NEXT_DATA__` path on a product page
-
-```
-data.props.pageProps.initialData.data
-  .product        — core product object
-  .idml           — long description, specs, highlights, warranty
-  .reviews        — rating breakdown + first 10 customer reviews (SSR)
-```
-
-### Full extractor (field-tested)
-
-```python
-def extract_product_detail(html):
-    """
-    Returns a dict with all confirmed product fields.
-    idml.specifications returns all spec rows as a flat dict.
-    reviews returns the SSR-rendered first 10 customer reviews.
-    """
-    data = parse_next_data(html)
-    d = data["props"]["pageProps"]["initialData"]["data"]
-    product = d["product"]
-    idml    = d.get("idml") or {}
-    reviews = d.get("reviews") or {}
-
-    pi = product.get("priceInfo") or {}
-    cp = pi.get("currentPrice") or {}
-    img = product.get("imageInfo") or {}
-    avail = product.get("availabilityStatusV2") or {}
-
-    specs = {
-        spec.get("name"): spec.get("value")
-        for spec in (idml.get("specifications") or [])
-    }
-
-    all_images = [
-        img_item.get("url")
-        for img_item in (img.get("allImages") or [])
-        if img_item.get("url")
-    ]
-
-    customer_reviews = [
-        {
-            "title":    r.get("reviewTitle"),
-            "rating":   r.get("rating"),           # int 1-5 (field is "rating", NOT "overallRating")
-            "text":     r.get("reviewText"),
-            "author":   r.get("userNickname"),
-            "date":     r.get("reviewSubmissionTime"),
-        }
-        for r in (reviews.get("customerReviews") or [])
-    ]
-
-    return {
-        # identity
-        "usItemId":            product.get("usItemId"),
-        "name":                product.get("name"),
-        "brand":               product.get("brand"),
-        "model":               product.get("model"),
-        "upc":                 product.get("upc"),
-        # price
-        "price":               cp.get("price"),            # float, e.g. 599
-        "priceString":         cp.get("priceString"),      # "$599.00"
-        "wasPrice":            (pi.get("wasPrice") or {}).get("priceString"),
-        "savings":             (pi.get("savings") or {}).get("savingsString"),
-        # availability
-        "availability":        avail.get("value"),         # "IN_STOCK" / "OUT_OF_STOCK"
-        "availabilityDisplay": avail.get("display"),       # "In stock"
-        # ratings
-        "averageRating":       product.get("averageRating"),
-        "numberOfReviews":     product.get("numberOfReviews"),
-        # text
-        "shortDescription":    product.get("shortDescription"),
-        "longDescription":     idml.get("longDescription"),  # HTML string
-        # media
-        "thumbnailUrl":        img.get("thumbnailUrl"),
-        "allImages":           all_images,          # up to 10 image URLs
-        # specs
-        "specifications":      specs,               # {"Brand": "Apple", "Processor": "A18 Pro", ...}
-        "highlights":          [                    # top highlighted specs with icons
-            {"name": h.get("name"), "value": h.get("value")}
-            for h in (idml.get("productHighlights") or [])
-        ],
-        # URL
-        "canonicalUrl":        "https://www.walmart.com" + (product.get("canonicalUrl") or ""),
-        # fulfillment
-        "fulfillmentOptions":  product.get("fulfillmentOptions") or [],
-        # reviews (SSR-rendered, first 10)
-        "reviewSummary": {
-            "averageOverallRating":    reviews.get("averageOverallRating"),
-            "totalReviewCount":        reviews.get("totalReviewCount"),
-            "reviewsWithTextCount":    reviews.get("reviewsWithTextCount"),
-            "recommendedPercentage":   reviews.get("recommendedPercentage"),
-        },
-        "customerReviews":     customer_reviews,
-    }
-
-
-# Usage
-url = "https://www.walmart.com/ip/Apple-MacBook-Neo/19717318352"
-html = fetch_walmart(url)
-product = extract_product_detail(html)
-
-# Example output (confirmed live):
-# product["name"]         → "Apple MacBook Neo 13-inch Apple A18 Pro chip..."
-# product["price"]        → 599
-# product["priceString"]  → "$599.00"
-# product["availability"] → "IN_STOCK"
-# product["model"]        → "MHFD4LL/A"
-# product["upc"]          → "195950852745"
-# len(product["specifications"])  → 29 spec rows
-# len(product["allImages"])       → 10
-# product["specifications"]["Processor"] → "A18 Pro"
-```
-
-### Field notes (confirmed)
-
-- **`averageRating` / `numberOfReviews`** on the product node: present for items with reviews.
-  New/few-review items may return `None` for both.
-- **`reviewSummary.averageOverallRating`** in the reviews node often differs slightly from
-  `product.averageRating` — the reviews node is more precise (e.g. `4.75` vs `4.8`).
-- **`customerReviews`** (SSR): always the first 10 reviews. The per-review rating field is `"rating"`
-  (int 1–5), **not** `"overallRating"` (which is always `None`).
-- **`longDescription`**: raw HTML string including `<ul>/<li>` tags. Strip tags before display.
-- **`specifications`**: flat dict — confirmed 29–31 rows for electronics. Key names use display labels
-  (e.g. `"RAM memory"`, `"Screen size"`, `"HD capacity"`).
-- **`wasPrice` / `savings`** on detail page: same as search — `None` when item is not discounted.
-- **No JSON-LD**: Walmart product pages do **not** include `<script type="application/ld+json">`.
-  All structured data lives in `__NEXT_DATA__`.
-
----
-
-## Anti-Bot: PerimeterX
-
-Walmart uses **PerimeterX** (app ID `PXu6b0qd2S`, confirmed in `runtimeConfig.perimeterX`).
-
-| Signal | Detail |
-|---|---|
-| Bot detector | PerimeterX |
-| Challenge page | "Robot or human?" — 200 OK, 15 KB HTML |
-| Triggered by | Full browser UA strings (Chrome, curl, python-requests) |
-| Bypassed by | `User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0` (bare prefix only) |
-| No JS execution | SSR response is complete — no JS challenge to solve |
-
-Detection in code:
-```python
-if "Robot or human" in html:
-    raise RuntimeError("PerimeterX challenge — switch to browser harness")
-```
-
-If `http_get` starts returning the challenge after a run of successful fetches, switch to the
-browser harness (see below).
-
----
-
-## Browser Harness Fallback
-
-Use the browser harness when:
-- PerimeterX starts blocking `http_get` on your IP
-- You need to interact with the page (add to cart, filter UI, infinite scroll)
-- You need variant switching (color/size selectors)
-
-```python
-# Browser-based search extraction
-new_tab("https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop")
-wait_for_load()
-wait(2)  # JS renders product cards after readyState=complete
-
-# Extract via __NEXT_DATA__ in-browser (identical structure to http_get)
-import json
-nd = js("document.getElementById('__NEXT_DATA__')?.textContent")
-data = json.loads(nd)
-sr = data["props"]["pageProps"]["initialData"]["searchResult"]
-items = []
-for stack in sr.get("itemStacks", []):
-    items.extend(stack.get("items", []))
-```
-
-### Browser selectors (confirmed working for DOM-based extraction)
-
-```python
-# Product cards on search results page
-results = js("""
-  Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('[data-item-id]')).map(el => ({
-    itemId:    el.getAttribute('data-item-id'),
-    name:      el.querySelector('[itemprop="name"]')?.innerText?.trim(),
-    price:     el.querySelector('[itemprop="price"]')?.getAttribute('content'),
-    url:       el.querySelector('a[link-identifier]')?.href,
-  })).filter(r => r.itemId)
-""")
-
-# If [data-item-id] misses items, use the Next.js data attribute alternative:
-results_alt = js("""
-  Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('[data-testid="list-view"]'))
-    .map(el => el.innerText.trim())
-""")
-```
-
-> **Prefer `__NEXT_DATA__` over DOM selectors** even in-browser — the JSON is complete and
-> stable. DOM class names at Walmart are obfuscated and change between deployments.
-
-### Session gotcha
-
-Always open Walmart with `new_tab()` on first visit:
-```python
-new_tab("https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop")
-wait_for_load()
-wait(2)
-```
-After that, `goto_url()` works normally within the same session.
-
----
-
-## Public API
-
-Walmart's affiliate/partner API (`developer.api.walmart.com`) requires a registered API key
-and returns HTTP 403 without one. No unauthenticated public product API is available.
-The `__NEXT_DATA__` SSR approach replaces any need for the official API for read-only data.
-
----
-
-## Gotchas
-
-- **UA must be `Mozilla/5.0` bare**: Any fuller string (Chrome, Safari, curl, requests) hits
-  PerimeterX. This is counterintuitive — the *shorter*, less realistic UA is the one that works.
-
-- **Regex must use `id=` attribute match**: The regex
-  `r'<script id="__NEXT_DATA__" type="application/json">...'` fails because the actual tag is
-  `<script id="__NEXT_DATA__">` without `type`. Use:
-  ```python
-  re.search(r'id="__NEXT_DATA__"[^>]*>(.*?)</script>', html, re.DOTALL)
-  ```
-
-- **`usItemId` can be `None`**: ~5/66 items on a page are non-product ad widgets with no `usItemId`.
-  Always filter: `[i for i in items if i.get("usItemId")]`.
-
-- **Two `itemStacks`**: Walmart returns two stacks. Iterate over all stacks or you'll miss
-  ~10 items from the second stack.
-
-- **`canonicalUrl` includes tracking params**: Always strip with `.split("?")[0]`.
-
-- **Review field is `"rating"` not `"overallRating"`**: Each `customerReviews` entry has a `"rating"`
-  int field (1–5). The `"overallRating"` field is always `None`. Don't confuse with
-  `product.averageRating` (the aggregate float).
-
-- **No JSON-LD on product pages**: Zero `<script type="application/ld+json">` tags were found.
-  All structured data is in `__NEXT_DATA__`.
-
-- **`longDescription` is HTML**: Strip tags before text use. May contain promotional/financing copy
-  mixed with real product description.
-
-- **Page sizes vary**: Page 1 returned 66 items across 2 stacks; page 2 returned 55.
-  Do not assume a fixed items-per-page count.
-
-- **`http_get` default already sends `Mozilla/5.0`**: `helpers.http_get()` uses
-  `"User-Agent": "Mozilla/5.0"` by default — no override needed when calling it directly.
-  Only pass a custom `headers=` if you need to change something else.
-
-- **`developer.api.walmart.com`** returns HTTP 403 without an API key. Not usable for
-  unauthenticated scraping.
+# Walmart — Product Search & Data Extraction
+
+Field-tested against walmart.com on 2026-04-18 using `http_get` (no browser required).
+All code blocks were run and outputs verified against live responses.
+
+---
+
+## Fastest Approach: `http_get` with `__NEXT_DATA__`
+
+Walmart's Next.js SSR embeds the full search or product payload as JSON in a
+`<script id="__NEXT_DATA__">` tag. **No browser needed for search or product detail pages.**
+~2–3 s per page fetch; no CAPTCHA or session cookies required.
+
+### Critical UA rule
+
+| User-Agent | Result |
+|---|---|
+| `Mozilla/5.0` (bare) | Full HTML + `__NEXT_DATA__` — **use this** |
+| `Mozilla/5.0 ... Chrome/120 ...` (full) | PerimeterX "Robot or human?" challenge (200, 15 KB) |
+| `Safari/17` full UA | Works (full HTML, ~1.15 MB) |
+| `curl/7.x` | PerimeterX challenge |
+| `python-requests/2.31` | PerimeterX challenge |
+
+The bare `Mozilla/5.0` string bypasses PerimeterX. Any UA that looks like a headless
+client or includes a recognizable browser fingerprint triggers the JS challenge page.
+
+### Base fetch helper
+
+```python
+import json, re, gzip, urllib.request
+
+def fetch_walmart(url):
+    """
+    Fetch any walmart.com page.
+    Returns decoded HTML string.
+    Raises RuntimeError if PerimeterX bot challenge is returned.
+    """
+    req = urllib.request.Request(
+        url,
+        headers={"User-Agent": "Mozilla/5.0", "Accept-Encoding": "gzip"},
+    )
+    with urllib.request.urlopen(req, timeout=20) as r:
+        data = r.read()
+        if r.headers.get("Content-Encoding") == "gzip":
+            data = gzip.decompress(data)
+        html = data.decode()
+    if "Robot or human" in html:
+        raise RuntimeError(f"PerimeterX challenge triggered: {url}")
+    return html
+
+def parse_next_data(html):
+    m = re.search(r'id="__NEXT_DATA__"[^>]*>(.*?)</script>', html, re.DOTALL)
+    if not m:
+        raise ValueError("__NEXT_DATA__ not found — page structure may have changed")
+    return json.loads(m.group(1))
+```
+
+---
+
+## Search Results
+
+### URL patterns
+
+```python
+# Keyword search
+"https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop"
+
+# Pagination — append &page=N
+"https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop&page=2"
+
+# Sort options (confirmed working)
+"https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop&sort=best_match"    # default
+"https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop&sort=best_seller"
+"https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop&sort=price_low"
+"https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop&sort=customer_rating"
+
+# Price filter
+"https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop&min_price=200&max_price=500"
+
+# Browse by category (department ID path)
+"https://www.walmart.com/browse/electronics/laptops/3944_1089430_3951"
+```
+
+### `__NEXT_DATA__` path to items
+
+```
+data
+  .props.pageProps.initialData.searchResult
+    .aggregatedCount        — int: total matching products (e.g. 18818)
+    .paginationV2.maxPage   — int: last page number
+    .itemStacks[]           — array of stacks (usually 2: sponsored + organic)
+      .items[]              — array of product objects
+```
+
+### Full extractor (field-tested)
+
+```python
+def extract_search_results(html):
+    """
+    Returns (items, total_count, max_page).
+    items is a list of dicts with confirmed fields.
+    """
+    data = parse_next_data(html)
+    sr = data["props"]["pageProps"]["initialData"]["searchResult"]
+
+    items = []
+    for stack in sr.get("itemStacks", []):
+        for item in stack.get("items", []):
+            pi = item.get("priceInfo") or {}
+            img = item.get("imageInfo") or {}
+            rating = item.get("rating") or {}
+            avail = item.get("availabilityStatusV2") or {}
+            items.append({
+                "usItemId":        item.get("usItemId"),           # str, Walmart item ID
+                "name":            item.get("name"),               # str
+                "brand":           item.get("brand"),              # str or None
+                "price":           item.get("price"),              # int, current price in USD
+                "linePrice":       pi.get("linePrice"),            # str "$429.00"
+                "wasPrice":        pi.get("wasPrice") or None,     # str "$699.00" or None
+                "savings":         pi.get("savings") or None,      # str "SAVE $270.00" or None
+                "averageRating":   rating.get("averageRating"),    # float e.g. 4.3
+                "numberOfReviews": rating.get("numberOfReviews"),  # int
+                "availability":    avail.get("value"),             # "IN_STOCK" / "OUT_OF_STOCK"
+                "isSponsored":     bool(item.get("isSponsoredFlag")),
+                "url":             "https://www.walmart.com" + (item.get("canonicalUrl") or "").split("?")[0],
+                "thumbnailUrl":    img.get("thumbnailUrl"),
+            })
+
+    total = sr.get("aggregatedCount")
+    max_page = (sr.get("paginationV2") or {}).get("maxPage")
+    return items, total, max_page
+
+
+# Usage
+html = fetch_walmart("https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop")
+items, total, max_page = extract_search_results(html)
+# items: 66 items on page 1, total=18818, max_page=11
+
+# Filter out sponsored
+organic = [i for i in items if not i["isSponsored"]]
+```
+
+### Field notes (confirmed)
+
+- **`usItemId`**: string, matches the numeric ID at the end of `/ip/.../ITEMID` URLs.
+  Some non-product rows (ad widgets) have `usItemId=None` — filter with `if item.get("usItemId")`.
+- **`price`**: integer cents-less price (e.g. `429` for "$429.00"). Use `priceInfo.linePrice` for
+  the formatted string including the dollar sign.
+- **`wasPrice` / `savings`**: only present when item is on sale. Always `None` for full-price items.
+- **`isSponsoredFlag`**: the first batch of results across both itemStacks are frequently sponsored.
+  On a laptop search, ~56 of 66 SSR items carry `isSponsoredFlag: true`.
+- **`rating`**: present on ~91% of items (60/66 in test). `averageRating` is a float; `numberOfReviews` is int.
+- **`canonicalUrl`**: always includes `?classType=...&athbdg=...` query params — strip with `.split("?")[0]`
+  to get a clean URL.
+- **Two itemStacks**: Walmart returns two stacks (`itemStacks[0]` and `itemStacks[1]`). Merge them.
+  `itemStacks[0]` is the primary grid; `itemStacks[1]` is a secondary sponsored/related block.
+
+### Pagination
+
+```python
+for page in range(1, max_page + 1):
+    html = fetch_walmart(f"https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop&page={page}")
+    items, _, _ = extract_search_results(html)
+    # process items...
+```
+
+Page responses average ~2.5 s each. No rate-limiting was observed across 3 sequential requests.
+For bulk scraping, add a 1–2 s delay between requests to be safe.
+
+---
+
+## Product Detail Page
+
+### URL pattern
+
+```
+https://www.walmart.com/ip/{slug}/{usItemId}
+```
+
+The slug is ignored in routing — only the numeric `usItemId` matters.
+These work identically:
+```
+https://www.walmart.com/ip/anything/19717318352
+https://www.walmart.com/ip/Apple-MacBook-Neo/19717318352
+```
+
+### `__NEXT_DATA__` path on a product page
+
+```
+data.props.pageProps.initialData.data
+  .product        — core product object
+  .idml           — long description, specs, highlights, warranty
+  .reviews        — rating breakdown + first 10 customer reviews (SSR)
+```
+
+### Full extractor (field-tested)
+
+```python
+def extract_product_detail(html):
+    """
+    Returns a dict with all confirmed product fields.
+    idml.specifications returns all spec rows as a flat dict.
+    reviews returns the SSR-rendered first 10 customer reviews.
+    """
+    data = parse_next_data(html)
+    d = data["props"]["pageProps"]["initialData"]["data"]
+    product = d["product"]
+    idml    = d.get("idml") or {}
+    reviews = d.get("reviews") or {}
+
+    pi = product.get("priceInfo") or {}
+    cp = pi.get("currentPrice") or {}
+    img = product.get("imageInfo") or {}
+    avail = product.get("availabilityStatusV2") or {}
+
+    specs = {
+        spec.get("name"): spec.get("value")
+        for spec in (idml.get("specifications") or [])
+    }
+
+    all_images = [
+        img_item.get("url")
+        for img_item in (img.get("allImages") or [])
+        if img_item.get("url")
+    ]
+
+    customer_reviews = [
+        {
+            "title":    r.get("reviewTitle"),
+            "rating":   r.get("rating"),           # int 1-5 (field is "rating", NOT "overallRating")
+            "text":     r.get("reviewText"),
+            "author":   r.get("userNickname"),
+            "date":     r.get("reviewSubmissionTime"),
+        }
+        for r in (reviews.get("customerReviews") or [])
+    ]
+
+    return {
+        # identity
+        "usItemId":            product.get("usItemId"),
+        "name":                product.get("name"),
+        "brand":               product.get("brand"),
+        "model":               product.get("model"),
+        "upc":                 product.get("upc"),
+        # price
+        "price":               cp.get("price"),            # float, e.g. 599
+        "priceString":         cp.get("priceString"),      # "$599.00"
+        "wasPrice":            (pi.get("wasPrice") or {}).get("priceString"),
+        "savings":             (pi.get("savings") or {}).get("savingsString"),
+        # availability
+        "availability":        avail.get("value"),         # "IN_STOCK" / "OUT_OF_STOCK"
+        "availabilityDisplay": avail.get("display"),       # "In stock"
+        # ratings
+        "averageRating":       product.get("averageRating"),
+        "numberOfReviews":     product.get("numberOfReviews"),
+        # text
+        "shortDescription":    product.get("shortDescription"),
+        "longDescription":     idml.get("longDescription"),  # HTML string
+        # media
+        "thumbnailUrl":        img.get("thumbnailUrl"),
+        "allImages":           all_images,          # up to 10 image URLs
+        # specs
+        "specifications":      specs,               # {"Brand": "Apple", "Processor": "A18 Pro", ...}
+        "highlights":          [                    # top highlighted specs with icons
+            {"name": h.get("name"), "value": h.get("value")}
+            for h in (idml.get("productHighlights") or [])
+        ],
+        # URL
+        "canonicalUrl":        "https://www.walmart.com" + (product.get("canonicalUrl") or ""),
+        # fulfillment
+        "fulfillmentOptions":  product.get("fulfillmentOptions") or [],
+        # reviews (SSR-rendered, first 10)
+        "reviewSummary": {
+            "averageOverallRating":    reviews.get("averageOverallRating"),
+            "totalReviewCount":        reviews.get("totalReviewCount"),
+            "reviewsWithTextCount":    reviews.get("reviewsWithTextCount"),
+            "recommendedPercentage":   reviews.get("recommendedPercentage"),
+        },
+        "customerReviews":     customer_reviews,
+    }
+
+
+# Usage
+url = "https://www.walmart.com/ip/Apple-MacBook-Neo/19717318352"
+html = fetch_walmart(url)
+product = extract_product_detail(html)
+
+# Example output (confirmed live):
+# product["name"]         → "Apple MacBook Neo 13-inch Apple A18 Pro chip..."
+# product["price"]        → 599
+# product["priceString"]  → "$599.00"
+# product["availability"] → "IN_STOCK"
+# product["model"]        → "MHFD4LL/A"
+# product["upc"]          → "195950852745"
+# len(product["specifications"])  → 29 spec rows
+# len(product["allImages"])       → 10
+# product["specifications"]["Processor"] → "A18 Pro"
+```
+
+### Field notes (confirmed)
+
+- **`averageRating` / `numberOfReviews`** on the product node: present for items with reviews.
+  New/few-review items may return `None` for both.
+- **`reviewSummary.averageOverallRating`** in the reviews node often differs slightly from
+  `product.averageRating` — the reviews node is more precise (e.g. `4.75` vs `4.8`).
+- **`customerReviews`** (SSR): always the first 10 reviews. The per-review rating field is `"rating"`
+  (int 1–5), **not** `"overallRating"` (which is always `None`).
+- **`longDescription`**: raw HTML string including `<ul>/<li>` tags. Strip tags before display.
+- **`specifications`**: flat dict — confirmed 29–31 rows for electronics. Key names use display labels
+  (e.g. `"RAM memory"`, `"Screen size"`, `"HD capacity"`).
+- **`wasPrice` / `savings`** on detail page: same as search — `None` when item is not discounted.
+- **No JSON-LD**: Walmart product pages do **not** include `<script type="application/ld+json">`.
+  All structured data lives in `__NEXT_DATA__`.
+
+---
+
+## Anti-Bot: PerimeterX
+
+Walmart uses **PerimeterX** (app ID `PXu6b0qd2S`, confirmed in `runtimeConfig.perimeterX`).
+
+| Signal | Detail |
+|---|---|
+| Bot detector | PerimeterX |
+| Challenge page | "Robot or human?" — 200 OK, 15 KB HTML |
+| Triggered by | Full browser UA strings (Chrome, curl, python-requests) |
+| Bypassed by | `User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0` (bare prefix only) |
+| No JS execution | SSR response is complete — no JS challenge to solve |
+
+Detection in code:
+```python
+if "Robot or human" in html:
+    raise RuntimeError("PerimeterX challenge — switch to browser harness")
+```
+
+If `http_get` starts returning the challenge after a run of successful fetches, switch to the
+browser harness (see below).
+
+---
+
+## Browser Harness Fallback
+
+Use the browser harness when:
+- PerimeterX starts blocking `http_get` on your IP
+- You need to interact with the page (add to cart, filter UI, infinite scroll)
+- You need variant switching (color/size selectors)
+
+```python
+# Browser-based search extraction
+new_tab("https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop")
+wait_for_load()
+wait(2)  # JS renders product cards after readyState=complete
+
+# Extract via __NEXT_DATA__ in-browser (identical structure to http_get)
+import json
+nd = js("document.getElementById('__NEXT_DATA__')?.textContent")
+data = json.loads(nd)
+sr = data["props"]["pageProps"]["initialData"]["searchResult"]
+items = []
+for stack in sr.get("itemStacks", []):
+    items.extend(stack.get("items", []))
+```
+
+### Browser selectors (confirmed working for DOM-based extraction)
+
+```python
+# Product cards on search results page
+results = js("""
+  Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('[data-item-id]')).map(el => ({
+    itemId:    el.getAttribute('data-item-id'),
+    name:      el.querySelector('[itemprop="name"]')?.innerText?.trim(),
+    price:     el.querySelector('[itemprop="price"]')?.getAttribute('content'),
+    url:       el.querySelector('a[link-identifier]')?.href,
+  })).filter(r => r.itemId)
+""")
+
+# If [data-item-id] misses items, use the Next.js data attribute alternative:
+results_alt = js("""
+  Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('[data-testid="list-view"]'))
+    .map(el => el.innerText.trim())
+""")
+```
+
+> **Prefer `__NEXT_DATA__` over DOM selectors** even in-browser — the JSON is complete and
+> stable. DOM class names at Walmart are obfuscated and change between deployments.
+
+### Session gotcha
+
+Always open Walmart with `new_tab()` on first visit:
+```python
+new_tab("https://www.walmart.com/search?q=laptop")
+wait_for_load()
+wait(2)
+```
+After that, `goto_url()` works normally within the same session.
+
+---
+
+## Public API
+
+Walmart's affiliate/partner API (`developer.api.walmart.com`) requires a registered API key
+and returns HTTP 403 without one. No unauthenticated public product API is available.
+The `__NEXT_DATA__` SSR approach replaces any need for the official API for read-only data.
+
+---
+
+## Gotchas
+
+- **UA must be `Mozilla/5.0` bare**: Any fuller string (Chrome, Safari, curl, requests) hits
+  PerimeterX. This is counterintuitive — the *shorter*, less realistic UA is the one that works.
+
+- **Regex must use `id=` attribute match**: The regex
+  `r'<script id="__NEXT_DATA__" type="application/json">...'` fails because the actual tag is
+  `<script id="__NEXT_DATA__">` without `type`. Use:
+  ```python
+  re.search(r'id="__NEXT_DATA__"[^>]*>(.*?)</script>', html, re.DOTALL)
+  ```
+
+- **`usItemId` can be `None`**: ~5/66 items on a page are non-product ad widgets with no `usItemId`.
+  Always filter: `[i for i in items if i.get("usItemId")]`.
+
+- **Two `itemStacks`**: Walmart returns two stacks. Iterate over all stacks or you'll miss
+  ~10 items from the second stack.
+
+- **`canonicalUrl` includes tracking params**: Always strip with `.split("?")[0]`.
+
+- **Review field is `"rating"` not `"overallRating"`**: Each `customerReviews` entry has a `"rating"`
+  int field (1–5). The `"overallRating"` field is always `None`. Don't confuse with
+  `product.averageRating` (the aggregate float).
+
+- **No JSON-LD on product pages**: Zero `<script type="application/ld+json">` tags were found.
+  All structured data is in `__NEXT_DATA__`.
+
+- **`longDescription` is HTML**: Strip tags before text use. May contain promotional/financing copy
+  mixed with real product description.
+
+- **Page sizes vary**: Page 1 returned 66 items across 2 stacks; page 2 returned 55.
+  Do not assume a fixed items-per-page count.
+
+- **`http_get` default already sends `Mozilla/5.0`**: `helpers.http_get()` uses
+  `"User-Agent": "Mozilla/5.0"` by default — no override needed when calling it directly.
+  Only pass a custom `headers=` if you need to change something else.
+
+- **`developer.api.walmart.com`** returns HTTP 403 without an API key. Not usable for
+  unauthenticated scraping.