Wow, decent resurrection

I updated the title to indicate the app is still offline.  It looks like I would have to start from scratch again to get it running as the way I previously pulled the data no longer exists.  The method I had used was based on a mobile app, capturing all the request calls it made, and reverse engineering the parts of the API their mobile app used.  Then my site built the API requests but only for ammo.   I wasn't using the standard developer API and getting in that way.  At one point Walmart removed all the ammo from the results in their API and I'm not sure if they ever allowed it again.

A quick look and a few searches on their website indicates they have no firearms ammunition listed, only airgun pellets.

The quickest way to confirm would be for someone that a has a Walmart store that sells ammo to open the Walmart app on their phone and scan the barcode of a box of ammo.  If it returns the price for that store then the data is still available somewhere.

Wont bother looking thru 18 pages but is this app Freely licensed and is there a git repo?

It's dead, Jim.

I tried to pull some data and the old way of doing things no longer work.    The Good Ole Days are over.

You helped me score 2500 rounds of .22 LR for my brother one night during the worst of the shortage.  He was complaining he couldn't find any.  I called after my score, and asked him if that was enough for a bit.