# Quicktasks

A quicktask URL is composed by two mandatory parameters:

* a `source` parameter that identifies the product page url
* a `pid` parameter that will be used for all your tasks

and an optional parameter:

* a `sizes` parameter that can be a specific size or a range.
* an `offer` parameter - useful only for Amazon - that can be a specific product offer

What you need to do in order to run a quick task is to **have a Master** instance running. \
Having only Peer instances running will not allow you to handle any quicktask.

Quicktask task files are located inside `quicktask` folder and their names **have to match** the shop you are running for. So for example if you want to be ready and start quicktasks for Amazon and SVD just create `svd.csv`and `amazon.csv` task files.

Just fill them with all the right informations. \
You can ignore the `PID` column since it will be overridden by the one scraped from quicktask url.

A couple of our quicktask examples urls can be: 

* <http://quicktasks.pepperscripts.com:13391/?pid=ji2735&source=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.sivasdescalzo.com%2Fit%2Fp%2Fsamba-og-leopard-w-ji2735> without specifying any size
* [http://quicktasks.pepperscripts.com:13391/?pid=ji2735\&sizes=37-41\&source=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.sivasdescalzo.com%2Fit%2Fp%2Fsamba-og-leopard-w-ji2735](http://quicktasks.pepperscripts.com:13391/?pid=ji2735\&source=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.sivasdescalzo.com%2Fit%2Fp%2Fsamba-og-leopard-w-ji2735) if you want to run also for specific size range (37-41 in that case)
* <http://quicktasks.pepperscripts.com:13391/?pid=B0C8XZWKYD&offer=OFFER_ID&source=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.it%2Fdp%2FB0C8XZWKYD> if you want to run a specific offer for an amazon product


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