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easy-sitemap

v1.2.0

Published

A very easy sitemap maker library

Downloads

252

Readme

URL Manager

A very easy to use sitemap generator

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Usage

  • Import easy-sitemap
import Sitemap from 'easy-sitemap'
// or
const Sitemap = require('easy-sitemap').default
  • Initialize it
// Create a new instance
const sitemap = new Sitemap('https://www.example.com') // initialize using your website base

// if you want to let the library manage the response object the line is this
const sitemap = new Sitemap('https://www.example.com', {
	response: res
})
  • add you're paths
sitemap.addEntry('/path')

// you can also add optional elements
sitemap.addEntry('/path', {
	// each one are optional and they don't all need to be added
	changefreq: 'always', // webpage change freq
	lastmod: new Date('2021-01-20'), // webpage lastmod Date
	priority: 1, // crawler priority,
	images: [{
		location: '/path', // Location can be a path as well as a complete url
		// Optional parameters in Image object
		caption: 'Image Caption',
		geoLocation: 'Image Geolocation',
		title: 'Image Title',
		license: 'Image License URL',

	}]
})
  • finally build it !
// it will return a string containing the whole sitemap
// if you are letting the library manage the response Object it will return an empty string but the page will render ! 
const result = sitemap.build()