Does anybody have a good Ruby script for finding books (or other products) on Amazon using their API?
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VonC's third link was a partial answer. It led me to ruby-aaws (note - different from ruby-aws).
I then found this blog post with an example of using it.
I suppose that kind of script would have to use Ruby/AWS, like this test.
You have here an quick introduction.
And you have there a full example involving searching books.
I've been using Amazon/ECS with great success. One important point is that it's not GPLed (whereas Ruby/AWS seems to be), so if it's important in your case, take care.
Here is a sample:
You may also want to have a look at some example of integration with the Mephisto blogging system.
cheers!