For developers & integrators
Machine-readable access to HappySupport Documentation. Use these feeds to ingest articles programmatically, stay in sync with updates, or syndicate content into another product.
JSON-LD DataFeed
A schema.org DataFeed containing every published article as a structured entity. Each article carries its type (HowTo, QAPage, TechArticle, or Article), publication dates, publisher, language, and canonical URL. Safe for LLM ingestion, partner syndication, and search indexing.
- URL
- /en/feed.json
- Content-Type
- application/ld+json
- Schema
- https://schema.org/DataFeed
- Update frequency
- On every article publish or edit (cached for 5 minutes).
RSS 2.0
Classic feed readers and change-notification tooling. One item per article, ordered by most recently updated.
- URL
- /en/feed.xml
- Content-Type
- application/rss+xml
Sitemap
Indexable URL list for search engines. Not typically consumed directly. Submit it to your search console of choice.
- URL
- /sitemap.xml
Structured data on every page
Every article page embeds a <script type="application/ld+json"> tag with the schema.org description of that article, the publishing Organization, and a BreadcrumbList. Parsers can read per-page structured data without hitting the feed.
Access
Feeds inherit the help center’s authentication. If access to the documentation requires authentication, the feeds do too. Unauthenticated clients receive an empty feed.
License & attribution
Content is published by HappySupport. Please retain attribution via the publisher and url fields when republishing. Contact the site owner for questions about redistribution rights.