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@iandolan/astro-schema

v0.1.1

Published

Typed JSON-LD builders that emit one connected @graph instead of a pile of disconnected blocks.

Readme

@iandolan/astro-schema

JSON-LD builders that emit one connected @graph rather than a pile of standalone blocks. Replaces Schema Pro and the Rank Math schema module.

Every node gets a stable @id and references others by it, so the Organization in the Article block and the one in the LocalBusiness block are provably the same entity.

import { graph, organization, person, webPage, breadcrumbs, faq } from '@iandolan/astro-schema';

const schema = graph(
  organization({ site, name: 'Dog Tail', type: 'ProfessionalService', founder: 'ian' }),
  person({ site, slug: 'ian', name: 'Ian Dolan' }),
  webPage({ site, path, name: 'Services', breadcrumb: true }),
  breadcrumbs({ site, path, crumbs }),
  faq({ site, path, questions })
);

Builders return undefined when there is nothing to describe, so they can be passed in unconditionally. aggregateRating refuses to build from partial data, which is deliberate. Invented ratings are a policy violation and trivially detectable.

Only emit faq() where the questions and answers are visible on the page. Marking up content a reader cannot see is the most common way FAQ markup earns a manual action.

Part of the Dolan SEO Suite, WordPress SEO plugin functionality rebuilt for static Astro sites. Plain ESM, no build step, no dependencies.

MIT © Ian Dolan