YumYum lets you import data in common formats, like RSS & JSON and save them as Entries or Taxonomy Terms.
Data importer
YumYum lets you import data such as RSS feeds, podcasts and store them as entries or taxonomy terms.
Schedule imports
With the help of Laravel's task scheduler, you can schedule imports to run regularly or run them on-demand through the Control Panel.
Import history
YumYum allows you to view your 'run history' for a feed and you'll be able to see how many entries/terms were saved.
Installation
Installing via Composer (recommended)
First, run this command which will require YumYum as a dependency of your app.
composer require doublethreedigital/yumyum
Once installed, you should see a 'Feeds' page in the Control Panel navigation. From there, you can get started configuring your feeds.
Installing via the Control Panel
In the Control Panel, open the ‘Addons’ page, then search for YumYum. Go into YumYum addon page and hit ‘Install’.
Once installed, you should see a 'Feeds' page in the Control Panel navigation. From there, you can get started configuring your feeds.
Documentation
There's full documentation of YumYum over on it's documentation site.
Commercial addon
YumYum is a commercial addon - you must purchase a license via the Statamic Marketplace to use it in a production environment.
Security
Only the latest version of YumYum (v1.2) will receive security updates if a vulnerability is found.
If you discover a security vulnerability, please report it to Duncan straight away, via email. Please don't report security issues through GitHub Issues.
Official Support
If you're in need of some help with YumYum, send me an email and I'll do my best to help! (I'll usually respond within a day)