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@lacspace/seo

v1.6.1

Published

Typed metadata + JSON-LD for modern web apps — schema.org builders (Organization, Article, Product, FAQ, Breadcrumb), a Next.js App Router Metadata helper, the defineSite() SEO Autopilot engine, and an on-page SEO auditor with a CI sitemap crawler that fa

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@lacspace/seo

Typed metadata + JSON-LD — stop copy-pasting fragile structured data.

npm version install size minzipped types license

Build valid schema.org JSON-LD and Next.js App Router Metadata objects with typed one-liners. Autocomplete instead of guesswork; no malformed rich-results markup.

  • 🏷️ seoMetadata() → a Next Metadata object (title, description, canonical, OG, Twitter)
  • 🧩 16 JSON-LD builders: organization · website · article · product · breadcrumb · faqPage · softwareApp · localBusiness · event · person · review · videoObject · howTo · jobPosting · course · recipe
  • 🌐 hreflang() for multilingual alternates
  • 🛡️ jsonLdScript() renders a safe <script> (escapes </script>)
  • ⚡ Zero dependencies · 🌍 isomorphic (any framework) · 📦 ESM + CJS · fully typed

Install

npm install @lacspace/seo      # or pnpm add / yarn add / bun add

Next.js metadata in one line

// app/pricing/page.tsx
import { seoMetadata } from "@lacspace/seo";

export const metadata = seoMetadata({
  title: "Pricing — Lacspace",
  description: "Simple, transparent plans.",
  canonical: "/pricing",
  image: "https://lacspace.com/og/pricing.png",
  baseUrl: "https://lacspace.com",
});

JSON-LD, typed

import { article, breadcrumb, faqPage, jsonLdScript } from "@lacspace/seo";

const schema = article({
  headline: "Launching StockKit",
  author: { name: "Lumi AI", url: "https://lacspace.com" },
  datePublished: "2026-08-22",
  image: "https://lacspace.com/og/stockkit.png",
  publisher: { name: "Lacspace", url: "https://lacspace.com", logo: "https://lacspace.com/logo.png" },
});

// In a Server Component:
<script type="application/ld+json" dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: JSON.stringify(schema) }} />

// Or get the whole tag as a string (safely escaped):
jsonLdScript(faqPage([{ question: "Is it free?", answer: "Yes — MIT licensed." }]));
breadcrumb([
  { name: "Home", url: "https://lacspace.com" },
  { name: "Blog", url: "https://lacspace.com/blog" },
]);

Builders

| Builder | schema.org type | | --- | --- | | organization(o) | Organization | | website(o) | WebSite (+ SearchAction) | | article(o) | Article | | product(o) | Product (+ Offer, AggregateRating) | | breadcrumb(items) | BreadcrumbList | | faqPage(items) | FAQPage | | softwareApp(o) | SoftwareApplication | | localBusiness event person review | LocalBusiness / Event / Person / Review | | videoObject howTo jobPosting course recipe | VideoObject / HowTo / JobPosting / Course / Recipe | | seoMetadata(input) | Next.js Metadata | | hreflang(map) | alternates.languages for Next |

The Lacspace SEO Kit

| Package | For | | --- | --- | | @lacspace/seo | Metadata & JSON-LD (this package) | | @lacspace/sitemap | sitemap.xml | | @lacspace/robots | robots.txt | | @lacspace/llms-txt | llms.txt / llms-full.txt | | @lacspace/site-verify | Search-engine verification | | @lacspace/rss | RSS / Atom / JSON feeds | | @lacspace/slugify | SEO URL slugs |

New in 1.2 — @graph, breadcrumbs-from-path, richer OG & linting

import { graph, organization, website, breadcrumbFromPath, seoMetadata, lintSeo, blogPosting, jsonLdScript } from "@lacspace/seo";

// Compose many nodes into ONE @graph (shared @context, no duplication)
const ld = graph(organization({ name: "Lacspace", url: "https://lacspace.com" }), website({ name: "Lacspace", url: "https://lacspace.com" }));

// Breadcrumbs straight from the URL path — no manual wiring
breadcrumbFromPath("/blog/my-post", { baseUrl: "https://x.com" });

// Richer social cards + i18n in one call
export const metadata = seoMetadata({
  title, description, image, imageAlt, imageWidth: 1200,
  type: "article", article: { publishedTime, authors: ["Lumi"] },
  twitterSite: "@lacspace", languages: { en: "/en", ne: "/ne" },
});

// Catch SEO mistakes before deploy
lintSeo({ title, description, canonical, image }).warnings; // ["description is 210 chars (>160…)"]

Also: blogPosting, newsArticle, webPage builders.

New in 1.5 — SEO auditor (generate and grade)

Grade any live page's on-page SEO from the terminal — or auditHtml() in code/CI:

npx @lacspace/seo audit https://example.com
# Score 88/100  Grade B  · title/description/canonical/OG/JSON-LD/alt/indexable …
npx @lacspace/seo audit https://example.com --json   # machine output for CI (exits non-zero on any fail)
import { auditHtml } from "@lacspace/seo";

const report = auditHtml(await (await fetch(url)).text(), { url });
report.score;   // 0–100
report.grade;   // "A" … "F"
report.checks;  // [{ id, label, status: "pass"|"warn"|"fail", detail }]

Checks title, meta description, canonical, single H1, Open Graph, Twitter card, viewport, lang, charset, JSON-LD validity, image alts and indexability — each with a human explanation.

New in 1.4 — scaffolder + more page presets

Skip the setup entirely — scaffold the whole SEO layer into a Next.js app:

npm create lacspace-seo@latest
# drops in lib/site.ts + robots.txt, sitemap.xml, feed.xml, llms.txt & a dynamic OG route

And three more defineSite() presets, each returning { metadata, jsonLd }:

site.softwareApp({ title: "My App", path: "/app", price: 0, operatingSystem: "Web" });
site.event({ title: "Launch", path: "/events/launch", startDate: "2026-09-01", online: true });
site.localBusiness({ title: "Acme Cafe", path: "/cafe", telephone: "+1-555-0100", rating: { value: 4.8, count: 30 } });

New in 1.3 — SEO Autopilot (configure once, auto-fill everything)

Set your brand once with defineSite(), then every page's metadata and JSON-LD is a one-liner — canonical URL, title template, Open Graph, Twitter card, auto description and auto OG image all filled in for you.

import { defineSite, jsonLdScript } from "@lacspace/seo";

export const site = defineSite({
  name: "Acme",
  url: "https://acme.com",
  logo: "/logo.png",
  twitter: "acmehq",
  ogImage: "/og",   // dynamic social cards → /og?title=<page> (zero design work)
  searchUrl: "https://acme.com/search?q={search_term_string}",
});

// app/layout.tsx — sitewide Organization + WebSite, declared once
// <>{/* */}<div dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: jsonLdScript(site.rootJsonLd()) }} /></>

// app/pricing/page.tsx
export const metadata = site.meta({ title: "Pricing", path: "/pricing" });
// → "Pricing · Acme" + canonical + OG + Twitter + og:image?title=Pricing

// app/blog/[slug]/page.tsx — metadata + BlogPosting + BreadcrumbList in ONE call
const { metadata, jsonLd } = site.article({
  title: post.title,
  path: `/blog/${post.slug}`,
  datePublished: post.date,
  author: "Lumi AI",
  content: post.body,   // ← description auto-derived, no copywriting
});

Also site.product(...), site.faq(...), site.page(...) — each returns { metadata, jsonLd }. Plus content auto-derivation helpers you can use anywhere: excerpt(), metaDescription(), readingTime(), stripMarkdown() and ogImageUrl().

Licensing

This package is free under the Lacspace Free Licence — MIT-equivalent freedoms. Use it in personal and commercial projects at no cost; just keep the notice.

Not every Lacspace package is free. We also offer Commercial (paid), Client-specific, and Private (proprietary) packages under separate terms. See the full Lacspace Licence Centre.


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