Eat

Initial release.

Added

• Fifteen channel templates — Google Shopping, Google Local Inventory, Meta, Pinterest, Microsoft (Bing), TikTok, Snapchat, Criteo, Awin, idealo, Kelkoo, PriceRunner, Shopzilla/Connexity, Rakuten and a fully custom builder — each with its attributes pre-mapped to Commerce data.
• RSS 2.0, XML, CSV, TSV, TXT and JSON output, with optional gzip.
• Attribute mapping from product attributes, custom fields (with dotted paths), static values, the taxonomy map, or a Twig template.
• Fourteen chainable output modifiers.
• Catalogue filters: product types, statuses, stock, image and price requirements, SKU wildcards, ID exclusions, row limits, and Craft's product condition builder.
• Per-variant, default-variant and per-product row strategies, with item_group_id.
• Store category → channel taxonomy mapping, shared across every feed on a channel.
• Delivery to a public file, a Craft asset volume, FTP, SFTP, or Google Merchant Center via the Content API v2.1.
• Live feed routes at /eat/feed/<handle>.
• Scheduled regeneration from cron, from web requests, or on product save.
• A run log with item and skip counts, byte size, duration and per-destination results.
• Console commands for listing, generating, previewing, exporting and importing feeds, and for reading and pruning the run log.
• craft.eat.* Twig API.

Fixed

• The Feeds screen rendered an empty table. It builds its index with Craft.VueAdminTable without registering Craft's AdminTableAsset bundle, so the constructor was undefined, the JavaScript threw, and the table area was left blank with no rows and no empty-state message.