Laravel Feeds is an easy and fast way to export large amounts of data into feeds for marketplaces and other consumers.
🌟 Features
- Chunked queries to the database
- Draft mode during processing
- Easy property mapping
- Custom Eloquent models for feed registrations
- Generate feeds, sitemaps, and more
Laravel Feeds 2.x requires Laravel 13.x and PHP 8.4 or later in the 8.x series. The 1.x documentation remains available for applications on earlier Laravel or PHP versions.
You can install the Laravel Feeds package via Composer:
composer require dragon-code/laravel-feedsYou should publish the migration and the config/feeds.php file with:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="feeds"Warning
Before running migrations, verify the database connection settings in config/feeds.php.
Now you can run migrations and proceed to create feeds.
To create a feed class, use the make:feed console command:
php artisan make:feed User -tAs a result of executing the console command, the files app/Feeds/UserFeed.php and app/Feeds/Items/UserFeedItem.php
will be created.
Check the operation/migration file that was created for you and run the console command:
# With Laravel Deploy Operations
php artisan migrate
php artisan operations
# Without Laravel Deploy Operations
php artisan migrateTo generate all active feeds, use the console command:
php artisan feed:generate| Guide | Description |
|---|---|
| Getting Started | Package overview and first steps |
| Installation | Installation, publishing, and migrations |
| Create Feeds | Feed, item, and info classes |
| Generation | Commands, queues, and scheduling |
| Supported Formats | XML, JSON, JSON Lines, CSV, and RSS |
| Recipes | Sitemap, Instagram, Yandex, and RSS examples |
The documentation site includes version and language selectors for 2.x and 1.x.
This package is licensed under the MIT License.