Website Menu JSON feed

Getting the JSON feed from the TapHunter dashboardThe website menu JSON feed is intended for website developers who want a very high level of integration from their beer and beverage website menu. The JSON feed has no styling of its own and is not a turnkey solution for displaying a beer menu on a website.

TapHunter customers have used the JSON feed for a variety of uses including putting their beer menu into their own mobile app or creating a marquee on their website with their beer menu.
 

Information included in the TapHunter JSON feed

  • Beer information such as beer name, style, ABV, IBU, brewery name and brewery location

  • Serving information such as serving size(s) and price(s), and tap number

  • Any information the user have attached to the beer such as descriptions, food pairings and categories

Examples

Below is an example of a TapHunter data feed integrated with a third-party digital signage solution

TapHunter JSON feed integrated with a third party digital signage solution

Below is an example of a custom website integration where the customer wanted their tap list in a very short format to appear on every page of their website on the side.

Limiting the data returned

In some cases where you only need a small subset of your data from TapHunter, you can specify just the data you need and your JSON feed will be much faster. For example, if you are using the JSON feed for your draft list and you don't care about the 150 bottles on your menu you can request just the drafts. To do this, simply append ?types=taps to get just the drafts or ?types=taps|ondeck to get draft and ondeck.