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Free product feed manager for Magento 2: XML, JSON, CSV or TXT feeds for Google Shopping and Merchant Center, Meta, Pinterest, Microsoft (Bing), price comparison sites and ERPs, from ready templates.
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Composer package commercegears/module-data-feed-manager
Data Feed Manager turns your Magento 2 catalogue into product feeds for Google Shopping (Merchant Center), Meta (Facebook and Instagram), Pinterest, Microsoft Shopping, price comparison sites and ERPs. Start from a ready template, preview the output before you save, and let cron rebuild the files at the times you choose. A broken file is never published: the previous one stays online.
Open the admin demo with one click: a guided tour shows the feed grid, the template editor, the product filters, the preview, the Google category mapping and the generation log. The demo's feeds are public too: the Google Shopping XML and the Meta catalogue CSV, about 1,900 items each.
Merchants who advertise on Google Shopping, Meta, Pinterest or Microsoft, or send their catalogue to price comparison sites and ERPs, and want to manage those feeds in Magento instead of an external feed service. Templates need no PHP; knowing the channel's field names helps.
Look elsewhere if you want a service that checks each channel's own rules or submits products through the channel's API: this module builds the feed files, checks that they are well-formed, and the channel fetches them by URL or receives them by SFTP or FTP.
Free, with no payment and no subscription.
Start from a ready template for Google Shopping, Meta, Pinterest or Microsoft, or build your own feed for a price comparison site or an ERP.
Every item and the finished file are checked. An invalid file is never published, and the previous one stays in place.
Feeds are rebuilt at the times you choose, in batches, so even large catalogues are generated without blocking the store.
All features
Feature tour
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File link, schedule, next run and last result for every feed, with items and file size under Columns. Generate, duplicate, enable or disable feeds from the grid.
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Print any product value with filters such as strip_tags, truncate or price. The editor highlights template tags, filters, strings and the XML or JSON around them, with line numbers. Output is escaped automatically and the language has no access to PHP.
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Header, value and default per column, drag to reorder, with delimiter, enclosure, encoding, line ending and header row options.
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One click on Preview renders the feed for the first matching products from the values in the form, including unsaved changes, highlighted with line numbers and validated. Template errors name the line. Nothing is written.
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Status, stock, product types, attribute sets, visibility, categories, attribute conditions and excluded SKUs. Configurable products as parents, variants or both.
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Search Google's product categories by name. Subcategories inherit the nearest mapped parent, so a few mappings cover the whole tree.
Live demo
A full Magento store with the module installed, on Luma and on Hyvä. The admin demo signs you in with one click.
Compatibility
| Magento | 2.4.6 – 2.4.9 |
|---|---|
| Platforms | Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce |
| Storefront themes | Luma Blank Hyvä |
| PHP | 8.2 – 8.5 |
| Latest version | 2.0.4 |
| composer.json requires | php ~8.2.0||~8.3.0||~8.4.0||~8.5.0 ext-dom * ext-json * ext-libxml * ext-mbstring * ext-xmlreader * magento/framework ~103.0.6 commercegears/module-core ^2.0 free, installed by Composer with this module magento/module-backend * magento/module-catalog * magento/module-catalog-inventory * magento/module-config * magento/module-cron * magento/module-directory * magento/module-eav * magento/module-review * magento/module-store * magento/module-tax * magento/module-ui * phpseclib/phpseclib ^3.0 |
Installation
Get it free, create a Composer key in your account, then in the root of your Magento project:
01Add the repository and your key (once per project)
composer config repositories.commercegears composer https://repo.commercegears.com composer config --auth http-basic.repo.commercegears.com PUBLIC_KEY PRIVATE_KEY
02Install the module
composer require commercegears/module-data-feed-manager
03Enable it
bin/magento setup:upgrade bin/magento setup:di:compile bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy bin/magento cache:flush
The last three are only needed in production mode.
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User guide
The user guide has its own page: how to install Data Feed Manager, what each option does and how to use it in your store. Written for version 2.0.4; a copy ships with the module.
Changelog
FAQ
Something else on your mind? The developers who wrote the module answer before and after you buy.
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Any channel that reads an XML, JSON, CSV or delimited TXT file from a URL or an upload. Ready templates are included for Google Shopping (RSS 2.0 XML with the g: namespace), Meta catalogue (CSV), Pinterest catalogue (CSV), Microsoft/Bing Shopping (tab-delimited TXT) and a generic JSON feed. For other channels, start from a blank feed or change a template.
No. XML and JSON feeds use a small template language: {{ product.name | truncate(150) }} prints a value, {% for product in products %} marks the repeated item, and {% if %} adds conditions. CSV and TXT feeds use a column mapper with a header, a value and a default per column. The full list of variables and filters is shown in the feed form.
No. Each item is checked on its own, and the finished file is validated (XML parsed, JSON decoded) before it replaces the old one. Broken items are skipped and logged; an invalid file is not published and the previous file stays in place. Files are replaced in one step, so a channel never downloads a half-written file.
Products are loaded in batches (Batch Size, default 250), so memory use does not grow with the catalogue. Scheduled feeds run in their own cron group, and "Generate Now" in the admin runs one batch per request with a progress bar.
You choose per feed: parents only, variants only (each variant with item_group_id set to the parent SKU), or both. Variants without their own URL or image use the parent's.
Guest prices (customer group "NOT LOGGED IN") from Magento's price index: regular, final, special, minimum and maximum price and tier prices, each also with or without tax, converted to the feed's currency. Tax is calculated for the store's default tax destination. If a feed shows outdated prices, reindex prices.
Under CommerceGears > Data Feed Manager > Google Category Mapping you map your store categories to Google's product taxonomy with autocomplete. Categories without a mapping inherit the nearest mapped parent. The English (en-GB) taxonomy is installed with the module; other languages can be imported. The mapping is global, not per feed.
Yes, by SFTP, FTP or FTPS after each generation, with a Test Connection button. The password is stored encrypted, and for SFTP the server's host key is saved on the first upload and checked on every later one. Please note: FTP upload was tested against a local FTP server, but SFTP has not yet been tested against a real SFTP server. FTPS uses PHP's FTP extension, which does not verify the server's TLS certificate, so prefer SFTP. A failed upload marks the run as a warning; the local file is still updated.
Files below pub/ have a public URL, and new feeds get a file name with a random part so the URL cannot be guessed. Anyone who has the URL can read the file, so put feeds with private data (cost, stock levels) below var/ and upload them by SFTP instead.
Stock values come from the default stock. Per-source quantities are not exported.
No. The module only works in the admin, by cron and on the command line, so it works with Luma, Hyvä and any other theme.
Yes: bin/magento commercegears:feed:generate <id> (or --all), commercegears:feed:list, commercegears:feed:preview <id> and commercegears:feed:taxonomy-import for another taxonomy language.
Yes. Data Feed Manager is free to download from commercegears.com and is installed with Composer like our other modules. It needs commercegears/module-core, which Composer installs automatically.
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