An intelligent tool that monitors Facebook Marketplace listings using AI to help you find the best deals. Get instant notifications when items matching your criteria are posted, with AI-powered analysis of each listing.

Example notification from PushBullet:

Found 1 new gopro from facebook
[Great deal (5)] Go Pro hero 12
$180, Houston, TX
https://facebook.com/marketplace/item/1234567890
AI: Great deal; A well-priced, well-maintained camera meets all search criteria, with extra battery and charger.

Table of content:

• ✨ Key Features
• Usage
  • Before the prerequisites
  • Prerequisites
  • Installation
  • Set up a notification method (optional)
  • Sign up with an AI service or build your own (optional)
  • Configuration
  • Run the program
  • Updating search
  • Cost of operations
• Advanced features
  • Setting up email notification
  • Setting Up PushOver Notifications
  • Adjust prompt and notification level
  • Advanced Keyword-based filters
  • Searching multiple cities and regions
  • Searching across regions with different currencies
  • Support for non-English languages
  • Check individual listing
  • Multiple marketplaces
  • First and subsequent searches
  • Showing statistics
  • Self-hosted Ollama Model
  • Cache Management
  • Support for different layouts of facebook listings
  • Searching Anonymously with a Proxy Server
• Contributing
• License
• Support
• Credits

✨ Key Features

🔍 Smart Search

• Search multiple products using keywords
• Filter by price and location
• Exclude irrelevant results and spammers
• Support for different Facebook Marketplace layouts

🤖 AI-Powered

• Intelligent listing evaluation
• Smart recommendations
• Multiple AI service providers supported
• Self-hosted model option (Ollama)

📱 Notifications

• PushBullet, PushOver, or Ntfy notifications
• HTML email notifications with images
• Customizable notification levels
• Repeated notification options

🌎 Location Support

• Multi-city search
• Pre-defined regions (USA, Canada, etc.)
• Customizable search radius
• Flexible seller location filtering

Usage

Before the prerequisites

AI Marketplace Monitor is a tool designed to assist users in monitoring online marketplaces, with a focus on leveraging AI technologies to filter out spam and irrelevant listings. This project was developed for personal, hobbyist use only.

However, it is crucial to understand that Facebook's EULA explicitly prohibits the use of automated tools to collect or access data without prior authorization:

You may not access or collect data from our Products using automated means (without our prior permission) or attempt to access data you do not have permission to access, regardless of whether such automated access or collection is undertaken while logged-in to a Facebook account.

By using AI Marketplace Monitor, you acknowledge and agree that you are solely responsible for ensuring compliance with Facebook’s (Meta’s) terms of service, as well as any applicable laws and regulations. If you intend to use this tool — particularly for commercial or for-profit purposes — you must obtain explicit permission from Meta (and any other marketplaces that this tool may support in the future) before proceeding.

Unauthorized use of this tool may result in account suspension, legal consequences, or other penalties. The developers and contributors of AI Marketplace Monitor disclaim any liability for misuse, violations of platform policies, or any resulting consequences. Use this tool at your own risk and ensure compliance with relevant terms and regulations before deployment.

Prerequisites

• Python 3.x installed.
• Internet connection

Installation

Install the program by

pip install ai-marketplace-monitor

Install a browser for Playwright using the command:

playwright install

Set up a notification method (optional)

If you would like to receive notification from your phone

• Sign up for PushBullet, PushOver or Ntfy
• Install the app on your phone
• Go to the respective website and obtain necessary token(s)

If you would like to receive email notification, obtain relevant SMTP settings from your email provider. See Setting up email notification for details.

Sign up with an AI service or build your own (optional)

You can sign up for an AI service (e.g. OpenAI and DeepSeek) by

• Sign up for an account
• Go to the API keys section of your profile, generate a new API key, and copy it

You can also connect to any other AI service that provides an OpenAI compatible API, or host your own large language model using Ollama (see Self-hosted Ollama Model for details.)

Configuration

One or more configuration file in TOML format is needed. The following example (minimal_config.toml) shows the absolute minimal number of options, namely which city you are searching in, what item you are searching for, and how you get notified with matching listings.

[marketplace.facebook]
search_city = 'houston'

[item.name]
search_phrases = 'Go Pro Hero 11'

[user.user1]
pushbullet_token = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'

The configuration file needs to be put as $HOME/.ai-marketplace-monitor/config.toml, or be specified via option --config.

A more realistic example using openAI would be

[ai.openai]
api_key = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'

[marketplace.facebook]
search_city = 'houston'
username = 'your@email.com'
seller_locations = [
    "sugar land",
    "stafford",
    "missouri city",
    "pearland"
]

[item.name]
search_phrases = 'Go Pro Hero 11'
description = '''A new or used Go Pro version 11, 12 or 13 in
    good condition. No other brand of camera is acceptable.
    Please exclude sellers who offer shipping or asks to
    purchase the item from his website.'''
keywords = "('Go Pro' OR gopro) AND (11 OR 12 OR 13)"
min_price = 100
max_price = 200

[item.name2]
search_phrases = 'something rare'
description = '''A rare item that has to be searched nationwide and be shipped.
    listings from any location are acceptable.'''
search_region = 'usa'
delivery_method = 'shipping'
seller_locations = []

[user.user1]
email = 'you@gmail.com'
smtp_password = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'

For a complete list of options, please see the configuration documentation.

Run the program

ai-marketplace-monitor

or use option --config for a non-standard configuration file.

Use Ctrl-C to terminate the program.

NOTE

1. You need to keep the terminal running to allow the program to run indefinitely.
2. You will see a browser firing up. You may need to manually enter username and/or password (if unspecified in config file), and answer any prompt (e.g. CAPTCHA) to login. You may want to click "OK" to save the password, etc.
3. If you fail to login to facebook, AI Marketplace Monitor will continue to operate. However, Facebook will not be able to provide results related to your user profile and will display a login screen over all search pages.

Updating search

It is recommended that you check the log messages and make sure that it includes and excludes listings as expected. Modify the configuration file to update search criteria if needed. The program will detect changes and restart the search automatically.

Cost of operations

1. Licensing Costs: None.
2. External Service Costs: Usage-dependent costs for notification services (e.g., PushBullet, SMTP) and AI platforms (e.g., OpenAI, DeepSeek).
3. Infrastructure Costs: Requires a PC, server, or cloud hosting (e.g., AWS t3.micro at ~$10/month) for 24/7 operation.
4. Maintenance and Support: Open-source support via GitHub; Active subscribers to our Pro or Business Plans get priority email support.

Advanced features

Setting up email notification

To send email notifications, you need to specify recipient email addresses in the email of a user or a notification setting. You can configure multiple users with individual or multiple email addresses like this:

[user.user1]
email = 'user1@gmail.com'

[user.user2]
email = ['user2@gmail.com', 'user2@outlook.com']

An SMTP server is required for sending emails, for which you will need to know smtp_server, smtp_port, smtp_username and smtp_password. Generally speaking, you will need to create a notification section with the information obtained from your email service provider.

[notification.myprovider]
smtp_username = 'username@EMAIL.COM' # default to email
smtp_server = 'smtp.EMAIL.COM'       # default to smtp.EMAIL.COM
smtp_port = 587                      # default for most providers
smtp_password = 'mypassword'

ai-marketplace-monitor will try to use email if smtp_username is unspecified, and determine smtp_username and smtp_server automatically from the sender email address. For example, your Gmail setup could be as simple as:

[notification.gmail]
smtp_password = 'abcdefghijklmnop'

You can specify smtp_password directly in the user section if you are not sharing the notification setting with other users.

[user.me]
email = 'myemail@gmail.com'
smtp_password = 'abcdefghijklmnop'

Note:

• Gmail Users; Your will need to create a separate app password for your Google account as smtp_password.
• Commercial Users: If you are a subscriber to our Pro or Business Plans, detailed instructions on configuring the SMTP service we provide will be sent to you via email.

Setting Up PushOver Notifications

To enable PushOver notifications, follow these steps:

1. Install the PushOver app on your mobile device.
2. Create a PushOver account at pushover.net. After registration, you will find your User Key labeled as Your User Key — this is your pushover_user_key.
3. Create a new application (you can name it AIMarketplaceMonitor). After creation, you will receive an API Token/Key, referred to as pushover_api_token.

Once you have both the user key and API token, add them to your configuration file using one of the following formats:

Option 1: Embed directly under your user profile

[user.me]
pushover_user_key = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
pushover_api_token = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'

Option 2: Use a dedicated notification section

[notification.pushover]
pushover_user_key = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
pushover_api_token = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'

[user.me]
notify_with = 'pushover'

By default, notifications include the title, price, location, description, and AI-generated comments (if enabled). To exclude or limit the length of the listing description, you can add the with_description option to your config.

You can set with_description to:

• True — to include the full description.
• False — to exclude the description (default behavior).
• A number — to include only the first N characters of the description.

For example:

[user.me]
pushover_user_key = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
pushover_api_token = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
with_description = 100

This will include up to the first 100 characters of each listing's description in your notifications.

Adjust prompt and notification level

ai-marketplace-monitor asks AI services to evaluate listings against the criteria that you specify with prompts in four parts:

Part 1: buyer intent

A user wants to buy a ... with search phrase ... description ..., price range ...,
with keywords .... and exclude ...

Part 2: listing details

The user found a listing titled ... priced at ..., located ... posted at ...
with description ...

Part 3: instruction to AI

Evaluate how well this listing matches the user's criteria. Assess the description,
MSRP, model year, condition, and seller's credibility.

Part 4: rating instructions

Rate from 1 to 5 based on the following:

1 - No match: Missing key details, wrong category/brand, or suspicious activity (e.g., external links).
2 - Potential match: Lacks essential info (e.g., condition, brand, or model); needs clarification.
3 - Poor match: Some mismatches or missing details; acceptable but not ideal.
4 - Good match: Mostly meets criteria with clear, relevant details.
5 - Great deal: Fully matches criteria, with excellent condition or price.

Conclude with:
"Rating [1-5]: [summary]"
where [1-5] is the rating and [summary] is a brief recommendation (max 30 words)."

Depending on your specific needs, you can replace part 3 and part 4 of the prompt with options prompt and rating_prompt, and add an extra prompt before rating prompt with option extra_prompt. These options can be specified at the marketplace and item levels, with the latter overriding the former.

For example, you can add

[marketplace.facebook]
extra_prompt = """Exclude any listing that recommend visiting an external website \
   for purchase."""

to describe suspicious listings in a marketplace, and

[item.ipadpro]
prompt = """Find market value for listing on market places like Ebay \
    or Facebook marketplace and compare the price of the listing, considering \
    the description, selling price, model year, condition, and seller's \
    credibility. Evaluate how well this listing matches the user's criteria.
  """

With these settings, the part 3 of the prompt for item ipadpro will be replaced with prompt for item.ipadpro and the extra_prompt from marketplace.facebook.

When AI services are used, the program by default notifies you of all listing with a rating of 3 or higher. You can change this behavior by setting for example

rating = 4

to see only listings that match your criteria well. Note that all listings after non-AI-based filtering will be returned if no AI service is specified or non-functional.

Advanced Keyword-based filters

Options keywords and antikeywords are used to filter listings according to specified keywords. In the simplest form, these options support a single string. For example,

keywords = 'drone'
antikeywords = 'Parrot'

will select all listings with drone in title or description, and Parrot not in title or description. You can use multiple keywords and operators AND, OR, and NOT in the parameter. For example

keywords = 'DJI AND drone'

looks for listings with both DJI and drone in title or description.

If you have multiple keywords specified in a list, they are by default joint by OR. That is to say,

keywords = ['drone', 'DJI', 'Orqa']
antikeywords = ['Parrot', 'Autel']

is equivalent to

keywords = 'drone OR DJI OR Orqa'
antikeywords = 'Parrot OR Autel'

which means selecting listings that contains drone or DJI or Orga in title or description, but exclude those listings with Parrot or Autel in title or description.

These criteria will however, not exclude listings for a DJI Camera. If you would like to make sure that drone is selected, you can use

keywords = 'drone AND (DJI OR Orqa)'
antikeywords = 'Parrot OR Autel'

If you have special characters and spaces in your keywords, you will need to quote them, such as

keywords = '("Go Pro" OR gopro) AND HERO'

NOTE:

1. A list of logical operations are allowed, and they are assumed to be joint by OR. For example, ['gopro AND (11 or 12)', 'DJI AND OSMO'] searches for either a gopro version 11 or 12, or a DJI COMO camera.
2. You can construct very complex logical operations using AND, OR and NOT, but it is usually recommended to use simple keyword-based filtering and let AI handle more subtle selection criteria.

Searching multiple cities and regions

search_city is the name, sometimes numbers, used by Facebook marketplace to represent a city. To get the value of search_city for your region, visit facebook marketplace, perform a search, and the city should be the name after marketplace (e.g. XXXXX in a URL like https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/XXXXX/search?query=YYYY).

Multiple searches will be performed if multiple cities are provided to option search_city. You can also specify seller_locations to limit the location of sellers. These locations are names of cities as displayed on the listing pages.

[item.name]
search_city = ['city1', 'city2']
seller_locations = ['city1', 'city2', 'city3', 'city4']

You can also increase the radius of search using

[item.name]
search_city = ['city1', 'city2']
radius = 50

However, if you would like to search for a larger region (e.g. the USA), it is much easier to define regions with a list of search_city and large radius.

ai-marketplace-monitor defines the following regions in its system config.toml:

• usa for USA (without AK or HI), with currency USD
• usa_full for USA, with currency USD
• can for Canada, with currency CAD
• mex for Mexico, with currency MXN
• bra for Brazil, with currency BRL
• arg for Argentina, with currency ARS
• aus for Australia, with currency AUD
• aus_miles for Australia using 500 miles radius, with currency AUD
• nzl for New Zealand, with currency NZD
• ind for India, with currency INR
• gbr for United Kingdom, with currency GBP
• fra for France, with currency EUR
• spa for Spain, with currency EUR

Now, if you would like to search an item across the US, you can

[item.name]
search_region = 'usa'
seller_locations = []
delivery_method = 'shipping'

Under the hood, ai-marketplace-monitor will simply replace search_region with corresponding pre-defined search_city, radius, and currency. Note that seller_locations does not make sense and need to be set to empty for region-based search, and it makes sense to limit the search to listings that offer shipping.

Searching across regions with different currencies

AI Marketplace Monitor does not enforce any specific currency format for price filters. It assumes that the min_price and max_price values are provided in the currency commonly used in the specified search_city. For example, in the configurations below:

[item.item1]
min_price = 100
search_city = 'newyork' # for demonstration only, city name for newyork might differ

[item.item1]
min_price = 100
search_city = 'paris' # for demonstration only, city name for paris might differ

The min_price is interpreted as 100 USD for New York and 100 EUR for Paris, based on the typical local currency of each city.

If you perform a search across cities that use different currencies, you can explicitly define the currencies using the currency option:

[item.item1]
min_price = '100 USD'
search_city = ['paris', 'newyork']
currency = ['EUR', 'USD']

In this example, the system will perform two searches and convert the min_price of 100 USD into the equivalent amount in EUR when searching item1 around Paris, using historical exchange rates provided by the Currency Converter package.

All pre-defined regions has a defined currency (see Searching multiple cities and regions for details). If you would like to search across regions with different currencies, you can

[item.item1]
min_price = '100 EUR'
search_region = ['fra', 'gbr']

and AI Marketplace Monitor will automatically convert 100 EUR to GBP when searching United Kingdom.

Note:

1. The following currency codes are supported: USD, JPY, BGN, CYP, EUR, CZK, DKK, EEK, GBP, HUF, LTL, LVL, MTL, PLN, ROL, RON, SEK, SIT, SKK, CHF, ISK, NOK, HRK, RUB, TRL, TRY, AUD, BRL, CAD, CNY, HKD, IDR, ILS, INR, KRW, MXN, MYR, NZD, PHP, SGD, THB, ZAR, and ARS. Note: ARS (Argentine Peso) is included for completeness, but conversion support is not currently available.
2. Currency conversion only occurs if:
   • currency values are explicitly defined.
   • The currencies differ between cities or differ from the currency used in min_price / max_price.
3. Conversion rates are intended for basic filtering and may not reflect real-time market values. In some cases, converted min_price and max_price values may round down to zero (e.g. converting 100 JPY to USD).

Support for non-English languages

AI Marketplace Monitor relies on specific keywords from webpages to extract relevant information. For example, it looks for words following Condition to determine the condition of an item. If your account is set to another language, AI Marketplace Monitor will be unable to extract the relevant information. That is to say, if you see rampant error messages like

Failed to get details of listing https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/12121212121212121212
The listing might be missing key information (e.g. seller) or not in English.
Please add option language to your marketplace configuration is the latter is the case.
See https://github.com/BoPeng/ai-marketplace-monitor?tab=readme-ov-file#support-for-non-english-languages for details.

you will need to check Setting -> Language settings of your facebook account, and let AI Marketplace Monitor use the same language.

Currently, AI Marketplace Monitor supports the following languages

• es: Spanish
• zh: Chinese

If your language is not defined, you will need to define your own translation section in your configuration file, following a format used by existing translators defined in config.toml. This can be done by

1. Add a section to your configuration file, by copying one example from the system translators, for example,

[translator.LAN]
locale = "Your REGION"
"About this vehicle" = "Descripción del vendedor"
"Seller's description" = "Información sobre este vehículo"
"Collection of Marketplace items" = "Colección de artículos de Marketplace"
"Condition" = "Estado"
"Details" = "Detalles"
"Location is approximate" = "La ubicación es aproximada"
"Description" = "Descripción"

2. Find example listings (from for example here), locate the relevant words, and update the section. You can switch between different langauges (Facebook -> Settings -> Language) and see the location of the English version.

3. After you have completed the translation, add language="LAN" to the marketplace section as follows:

[translation.LAN]
"Condition" = "Condition in your LAN"
"Details" = "Details in your LAN"
...

in your configuration file, then add language="LAN" to the marketplace section as follows:

[marketplace.facebook]
language = "LAN"

It would be very helpful for other users of AI Marketplace Monitor if you could contribute your dictionary to this project by creating a pull request or simply creating a ticket with your translations.

Check individual listing

If you ever wonder why a listing was excluded, or just want to check a listing against your configuration, you can get the URL (or the item ID) of the listing, and run

ai-marketplace-monitor --check your-url

If you have multiple items specified in your config file, ai-marketplace-monitor will check the product against the configuration of all of them. If you know the name of the item in your config file, you can let the program only check the configuration of this particular item.

ai-marketplace-monitor --check your-url --for item_name

Option --check will load the details of the item from the cache if it was previously examined. Otherwise a browser will be started to retrieve the page.

Another way to check individual IDs is to enter interactive mode when the ai-marketplace-monitor is running. If you press Esc, then confirm with c when prompted, you can enter the URL and item_name interactively and check the URL. Enter exit to exit the interactive session after you are done. However, using this method requires OS to allow the program to monitor your keyboard. It would not work on a terminal accessed through SSH, and you have to allow the terminal that you use to run ai-marketplace-monitor to monitor keyboard from the Privacy and Security settings on MacOS.

Multiple marketplaces

Although facebook is currently the only supported marketplace, you can create multiple marketplaces such asmarketplace.city1 and marketplace.city2 with different options such as search_city, search_region, seller_locations, and notify. You will need to add options like marketplace='city1' in the items section to link these items to the right marketplace.

For example

[marketplace.facebook]
search_city = 'houston'
seller_locations = ['houston', 'sugarland']

[marketplace.nationwide]
search_region = 'usa'
seller_location = []
delivery_method = 'shipping'

[item.default_item]
search_phrases = 'local item for default market "facebook"'

[item.rare_item1]
marketplace = 'nationwide'
search_phrases = 'rare item1'

[item.rare_item2]
marketplace = 'nationwide'
search_phrases = 'rare item2'

If no marketplace is defined for an item, it will use the first defined marketplace, which is houston in this example.

First and subsequent searches

A list of two values can be specified for options rating, availability, date_listed, and delivery_method, with the first one used for the first search, and second one used for the rest of searches. This allows the use of different search strategies for first and subsequent searches. For example, an initial more lenient search for all listings followed by searches for only new listings can be specified as

rating = [2, 4]
availability = ["all", "in"]
date_listed = ["all", "last 24 hours"]

Showing statistics

ai-marketplace-monitor shows statistics such as the number of pages searched, number of listings examined and excluded, number of matching lists found and number of users notified when you exit the program. If you would like to see the statistics during monitoring, press Esc and wait till the current search to end.

Counters are persistent across program runs. If you would like to reset the counters, use

ai-marketplace-monitor --clear-cache counters

Self-hosted Ollama Model

If you have access to a decent machine and prefer not to pay for AI services from OpenAI or other vendors. You can opt to install Ollama locally and access it using the provider = "ollama". If you have ollama on your local host, you can use

[ai.ollama]
base_url = "http://localhost:11434/v1"
model = "deepseek-r1:14b"
timeout = 120

Note that

1. Depending on your hardware configuration, you can choose any of the models listed here. The default model is deepseek-r1:14b becaue it appears to work better than llama-3.1:8b.
2. You need to pull the model before you can use it.

Cache Management

ai-marketplace-monitor caches listing details, ai inquiries, and user notifications to avoid repeated queries to marketplaces, AI services, and repeated notification. If for any reason you would like to clear the cache, you can use commands such as

ai-marketplace-monitor --clear-cache listing-details

to clear the cache. The following cache types are supported

• listing-details
• ai-inquiries
• user-notification
• counters

--clear-cache all is also possible but not recommended.

Support for different layouts of facebook listings

Facebook marketplace supports a wide variety of products and use different layouts for them. ai_marketplace_monitor can extract description from common listings such as household items and automobiles, but you may encounter items that this program cannot handle.

Although I certainly do not have the bandwidth to support all possible layouts, I have listed detailed steps on how to debug and resolve the issue on issue 29.

Searching Anonymously with a Proxy Server

You can search Facebook Marketplace anonymously by disabling login,

• Do not provide a username or password in the facebook section
• (optional) Set login_wait_time = 0 to stop waiting for login
• (optional) Use the --headless command line option to run ai-marketplace-monitor without a browser window.

If you would like to use a proxy server, you can

• Sign up for a VPN or proxy service.
• Configure the proxy settings in the monitor section of your configuration file as follows

[monitor]
proxy_server = '${PROXY_SERVER}'
proxy_username = '${PROXY_USERNAME}'
proxy_password = '${PROXY_PASSWORD}'

Replace ${PROXY_SERVER}, ${PROXY_USERNAME}, and ${PROXY_PASSWORD} with your proxy service details, or setting the corresponding environment variables.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Here are some ways you can contribute:

• 🐛 Report bugs and issues
• 💡 Suggest new features
• 🔧 Submit pull requests
• 📚 Improve documentation
• 🏪 Add support for new marketplaces
• 🌍 Add support for new regions and languages
• 🤖 Add support for new AI providers
• 📱 Add new notification methods

Please read our Contributing Guidelines before submitting a Pull Request.

License

This project is licensed under the Affero General Public License (AGPL). For the full terms and conditions, please refer to the official GNU AGPL v3.

Support

We provide multiple ways to access support and contribute to AI Marketplace Monitor:

• 📖 Documentation Explore comprehensive guides and instructions.
• 🤝 Discussions: Connect with the community, ask questions, and exchange ideas.
• 🐛 Issues: Report bugs or suggest new features to help improve the project.
• 💖 Become a sponsor: Support the development and maintenance of this tool. Any contribution, no matter how small, is deeply appreciated.
• 💰 Donate via PayPal: Prefer private support? Consider donating via PayPal.

Important Note:

Due to time constraints, answering individual inquiries about AI Marketplace Monitor on a one-on-one basis is not scalable. While I enjoy engaging on platforms like Reddit, GitHub, and email, I am generally unable to respond to personal emails or direct messages unless:

• You are a sponsor or donor.
• Your inquiry is related to business opportunities.

I greatly appreciate your understanding. To help expedite responses, please remember to mention your sponsor or donation status when contacting me.

Credits

• Some of the code was copied from facebook-marketplace-scraper.
• Region definitions were copied from facebook-marketplace-nationwide, which is released under an MIT license as of Jan 2025.
• This package was created with Cookiecutter and the cookiecutter-modern-pypackage project template.