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Feedify

What is Feedify?

Feedify is a Laravel package that generates product catalog feeds for advertising and shopping channels — Google Shopping, Meta (Facebook / Instagram), Pinterest, TikTok, and custom merchants.

Install it into any Laravel project, open /feedify, create a feed, and get a public URL (XML/CSV/TSV/…) you can paste into Google Merchant Center, Meta Commerce Manager, or similar platforms.

It is designed like:

• opcodesio/log-viewer — ships its own admin UI at a package route (no UI to build per project)
• Laravel Fortify — headless contracts (ProductRepository, Feedify::auth()) so you plug in your catalog and access rules

Works with Bagisto, Lunar, custom e‑commerce, or a simple product table via the repository contract.

What you get

Who it’s for

• Laravel store owners who need Google Merchant Center / Meta catalog feeds
• Developers who want one reusable feed package across many Laravel projects
• Teams that need a publishable feed URL for shopping platforms

Features

• Built-in admin UI at /feedify — Log Viewer style; publish assets once, use everywhere
• No host-app frontend — developers don’t rebuild feed UI per project
• Fortify-style extension — Feedify::auth() and Feedify::useProductRepository()
• Works with any catalog — implement ProductRepository + map to ProductDto
• Multi-merchant templates — Google, Facebook/Meta, Pinterest, TikTok, Custom
• Multiple export formats — XML, CSV, TSV, TXT, JSON (Meta: XML/CSV/TSV/TXT)
• Batch + queue generation — large catalogs via per-batch processing and GenerateFeedJob
• Scheduled auto-refresh — enable feed status; Laravel scheduler regenerates feeds
• Mappings — attribute, category, dynamic attributes, and option mappings
• Public feed URLs — /feeds/{provider}/{type}/{filename} for merchant platforms
• Meta catalog compliant — RSS + g: namespace, spaced availability, ISO price format
• REST generation API — save config → get product IDs → batch generate → save file
• Events — FeedGenerating, FeedGenerated, FeedFailed for hooks (CDN, notify, upload)
• Laravel 10–12 — auto-discovered service provider

Requirements

Installation

Publish config and assets, run migrations:

Optional — seed sample products for testing:

Open the admin UI:

Laravel auto-discovers FeedifyServiceProvider. No manual registration needed.

Quick start

1. Protect the admin UI (production)

In App\Providers\AppServiceProvider::boot:

2. Create a feed

1. Visit /feedify
2. Go to Make Feed
3. Choose merchant (e.g. Google or Facebook)
4. Choose format (XML recommended)
5. Click Save & generate

3. Use the feed URL

Generated files are available at:

Example:

Paste this URL into Google Merchant Center or Meta Commerce Manager.

Connect your product catalog

By default Feedify uses the feedify_products table. For a real store, bind your own repository:

Implement Feedify\Contracts\ProductRepository and map your models to Feedify\DTO\ProductDto.

→ Full guide: docs/custom-catalog.md

Configuration

Publish config:

Common environment variables:

→ Full reference: docs/configuration.md

Artisan commands

Ensure Laravel scheduler is running in production:

Supported merchants

→ Field specs & Meta notes: docs/merchants.md

Events

Hook into feed lifecycle:

Documentation

Testing

The test suite covers feed generation, API pipeline, Meta catalog compliance, auth, and repository filters.

License

The MIT License (MIT). See LICENSE.