Home

Mage-OS Shopping Feed

Version 1.2.2 fixes description cleanup for malformed attribute quotes, preserving the following text. It includes the required-option pricing, backorder, and Page Builder fixes from 1.2.1. Read Release 1.2.2.

Migrating from Rocket Shopping Feeds? Use the separate Rocket Web migration companion. See the installation and migration guide for preview, import, output comparison, activation, and rollback.

Version 1.2.0 introduced UI Component forms, five catalog presets, stock and Local Inventory corrections, store-scoped frontend settings, and currency preservation. Read Release 1.2.0 and its upgrade checklist. Version 1.1.0 remains documented for existing installations.

Mage-OS Shopping Feed generates product feeds from Mage-OS and Magento Open Source. It combines generic product feeds, Google Shopping, Google Local Inventory, and Google Promotions in one independently named module.

The 1.1 upgrade checklist covers the required schema update and changes to saved Google and comma-delimited feeds. Release 1.0.0 remains available as a historical record.

Documentation baseline: release 1.2.2 (v1.2.2); earlier acceptance is identified by version. Last reviewed: 2026-10-05.

The Admin UI Component forms in 1.2.0 change the editor and its customization hooks. The release runtime 133af71 is deployed on mageos-latest, with form, grid-permission, preview, stock-selection, Local Inventory, frontend-scope, and currency-preservation corrections. Magento Open Source 2.4.8 and 2.4.9 retain production-mode form/output and six-role acceptance. The repository's docs/reviews/2026-10-03-local-acceptance.md is the current evidence record, including extended operational checks and remaining limits. Historical version 1.1 continues to use the previous editor.

Magento Open Source 2.4.7-p10 has a separate compatibility profile and upstream Flysystem advisory. Review Status and compatibility before installing on that version; the tested optional backport is not applied automatically.

What the module does

The module gives a merchant control over which products enter a feed, how Magento data maps into columns, how complex products are represented, and when completed files are transferred.

Current capabilities include:

• Generic delimited product feeds
• A Google Shopping template with current item-group and variant columns
• Google Local Inventory output with optional Multi-Source Inventory support
• Google Promotions generated alongside a Google Shopping feed
• Category filtering and Google taxonomy mapping
• Column mapping, static values, transformations, and output limits
• Configurable, grouped, bundle, and custom-option handling
• Scheduled and manual generation through a dedicated queue
• FTP or SFTP delivery, with optional streaming gzip compression
• Storefront schema.org offer data for automatic product updates
• Configurable-product deep links and Google Ads view_item events

Start here

New installation:

1. Read Status and compatibility.
2. Follow Installation and upgrade.
3. Build and test one feed with Quick start.
4. Configure the feed in detail using the Configuration section in the sidebar.
5. Complete the release acceptance checks before enabling production schedules or uploads.

Existing Rocket Web installation:

1. Read Migration and coexistence first.
2. Follow the optional migration companion guide on staging with schedules and uploads disabled.
3. Preview and explicitly import one feed, or recreate it manually. Compare actual output before planning production cutover.

Admin locations

Manage feeds at Catalog > Mage-OS Shopping Feed > Feeds Management.

Global settings are at Stores > Configuration > Mage-OS > Mage-OS Shopping Feed.

A necessary boundary

This module has its own Composer package, Magento module, PHP namespace, database tables, configuration paths, Admin route, cron group, events, logs, and output directory. It does not replace or migrate an installed Rocket Web package.

Documentation publication

These pages are maintained in the module repository under docs/wiki and copied into this separate GitHub Wiki repository after review. A module commit, merge, or release does not automatically synchronize the wiki.

Getting help

For setup and troubleshooting, use the Shopping Feed support bot on Rocket Web. Select Open support chat on the product page.

Use GitHub Issues for reproducible defects and feature requests. Do not post credentials, private feed files, customer data, or internal paths.

Report security issues through the repository's private vulnerability reporting process.