Feeds API

Jungle provides data feeds as a first-class concept through the Feeds API.

Feeds are a way to export data in bulk. They are typically used by integrations with other systems, such as ERPs, ETL based systems, or for reporting purposes.

A feed is a GET request to a specific endpoint. E.g /v202403/feed/product.jsonl. The response is a stream of JSONL data that can be saved and processed by the client.

Schema

Each feed endpoint publishes a JSON schema that describes the data that will be returned per JSONL line. The schema is available at the feed endpoint, however with a .schema.json suffix. E.g /v202403/feed/product.schema.json.

It is important to note that each feed returns data aligned with the Jungle GraphQL API schema. The schema of a particular feed is the same as a query that could be requested against the Jungle GraphQL API. The difference is that the feed schema is a highly curated subset of the GraphQL schema.

Rate Limit

Each account has a rate limit of 1 concurrent feed request. This is to ensure that the server can handle the load of generating feeds for all accounts. If you exceed this limit, you will receive a 429 Too Many Requests response.

There are no limits on the number of requests that can be made to a feed endpoint. However, if you make too many requests in a short period of time, you may receive a 429 Too Many Requests response. This is to ensure that the server can handle the load of generating feeds for all accounts.