Create Product feeds Programaticly

  • Resolved cleverinformatica

    (@cleverinformatica)


    3 months, 1 week ago

    Hi all,

    I need guidance with a integration i am currently developing. I am using this plugin to sync all my inventory to amazon, as well as create existing product from woocommerce on amazon. I already checked you documentation and am using the do_action(‘wpla_prepare_listing’, $batch, $profile_id) to programaticly create feeds for all my products. However i need to be able to check if the products i am trying to sync already are on a feed, to prevent the same product on different feeds, as well as a way to programaticly remove deleted products from my submited feed. Lastly i have arround 60k products on my store, 30k of them may be eligible for submission (stock, meta fields, etc), but what should the feed size be to prevent large loads and timeouts?? Currently testing with 5k per feed.

    I know this is quite technical and far from the support you provide for the lite version, i only need to know if these requirements are possible and possible hooks/post types to implement these needs.

    Best regards

    Clever

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  • Plugin Support WP Lab Support

    (@wp-lab-support)

    Hi @cleverinformatica

    I will check with the development team and report back.

    Kind regards,

    John

    Plugin Support iammvc

    (@iammvc)

    Hi @cleverinformatica

    You can use do_action('wpla_submit_pending_feeds') to have WP-Lister generate the feeds for you. All you have to do is prepare your listings and WP-Lister will handle generating the feeds for them.

    As for removing listings (offers) from Amazon, all you have to do is update the listing’s status in WP-Lister to trash (status column in the amazon_listings table) and WP-Lister will generate a feed that removes your listing/offer on Amazon.

    The feed size would really depend on your server’s resources. The default is 1000 but if your server can handle 5000 items, then that’s not a problem.

    Kind regards,

    Mike

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