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Package google-shopping-product-feed
Short Description Google Shopping Product Feed for PHP
License GPLv3
Homepage https://github.com/NinthYard/google-shopping-product-feed
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Google Shopping Product Feed
A PHP library to generate a Google Shopping feed. Data to fill the feed could be retrieved from a database, json or xml file, or added manually.
Issues, feature requests, and pull requests always welcome!
This has been tested on a UK, German, and French feed so far. Functions to santise data to make it pass Google's Merchant Centre validation have been used and will be added. This mainly applies to edge-cases on size and colour variations.
For more information see: https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/188494?hl=en-GB
Installation
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Standard Installation
If one is not using composer and including vendor/autoload.php, just require the following prior to using:
Usage
Examples
Please see _examples_usingcomposer.php for a brief look on how to create a Google Shopping feed.
More examples to follow.
Overview
require('vendor/autoload.php');
use NinthYard\GoogleShoppingFeed\Containers\GoogleShopping;
GoogleShopping::title('Test Feed');
GoogleShopping::link('http://www.example.com/');
GoogleShopping::description('Test Google Shopping Feed');
$item = GoogleShopping::createItem();
$item->id('SKU0001');//A SKU code for example, or any unique identifies (eg. could be the id from a database table)
$item->title('An Example Product Title');
$item->price('29.99'); //Price one wishes to sell a product for (unless sale_price option is added, then it's the original price)
$item->mpn('ACME00001');
$item->brand('ACME');
$item->sale_price('19.99'); //The actual price one wishes to sell a product for (optional)
$item->link('http://www.example.com/example-product.html');
$item->image_link('http://www.example.com/example-image.jpg');
/** create a variant */
$variant = $item->variant();
$variant->size('L');
$variant->color('Green');
/**
* If creating variants one should delete the initial product object as
* the variants will have the original $item properties and will be
* grouped under one product group with the information from the $item
*
* $item->delete();
*
**/
// boolean value true outputs to browser as XML
GoogleShopping::asRss(true);
// boolean value true outputs raw (to put in a file for example)
file_put_contents('myfeed.xml', GoogleShopping::asRss(false));