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The detailed data returned for the event item.

Type that uses EventItem

EventItemSearchResponse

Call that uses EventItem

Fields

Field
Type
Description
additionalImages
array of Image
The additional images for the event item.
categoryAncestorIds
array of string
The IDs of the ancestors for the primary category.
categoryId
The ID of the leaf category for the event item. A leaf category is the lowest level in a category and has no children.
energyEfficiencyClass
A string value specifying the Energy Efficiency class.
eventId
The unique event identifier associated with the item.
image
The image for the event item.
itemAffiliateWebUrl
The item web URL with affiliate attribution.
itemGroupId
The unique identifier for the event item group. This is the parent item ID for the seller-defined variations.

Note: This field is returned for multiple-SKU items.
itemGroupType
An enumeration value that indicates the type of item group. An item group contains items that have various aspect differences, such as color, size, or storage capacity.
itemId
The unique identifier for the event item.

Note: This field is only returned for single-SKU items.
itemWebUrl
The web URL for the event item.
legacyItemId
The legacy item ID associated with the event item.
marketingPrice
The original price for the event item, and the discount amount and percentage.
price
The applicable price for the event item.
qualifiedPrograms
array of ProgramEnum
A list of programs applicable to the event item.
shippingOptions
The cost required to ship the event item.
title
The title of the event item.
unitPrice
The price per unit for the event item. Some European countries require listings for certain types of products to include the price per unit so that buyers can accurately compare prices.

For example:

"unitPricingMeasure": "100g",
"unitPrice": {
  "value": "7.99",
  "currency": "GBP"
unitPricingMeasure
The designation used to specify the quantity of the event item, such as size, weight, volume, and count. This helps buyers compare prices.

For example, the following tells the buyer that the item is 7.99 per 100 grams.

"unitPricingMeasure": "100g",
"unitPrice": {
  "value": "7.99",
  "currency": "GBP"

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