Waymark / Routes / reverb.com Create and publish a gear listing via the Reverb API
domain: reverb.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps Authenticate via OAuth, or POST to /api/auth/tokens to obtain an X-Auth-Token bearer credential POST to https://api.reverb.com/api/listings with make, model, categories, condition, description, photos, and a price object ({amount, currency}) Set Content-Type/Accept headers to application/hal+json as required by Reverb's HAL-based REST API Read the returned listing resource's _links to discover follow-up actions (edit, publish, end) Follow the listing's self link to move it from draft to published state Known gotchas Listings priced below USD 1.50 are rejected and cannot be published The API is HATEOAS/HAL-based — endpoints are meant to be discovered via _links rather than hardcoded, since Reverb can change link structures Reverb is Etsy-owned; the public Price Guide (sold comps) is a separate unauthenticated endpoint, distinct from the authenticated seller/listings API
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