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rtt-library

v1.0.4

Published

A front-end tool to test robots.txt rules against specific URLs.

Readme

Robots.txt Tester Library

A reusable JavaScript library for testing robots.txt rules against specific URLs.

Features

  • Test URLs against robots.txt rules
  • Highlight syntax for robots.txt content
  • Validate robots.txt syntax
  • Check for errors and potential issues
  • Check specific user-agents & paths

Installation

npm install

Development

The project uses Webpack for JavaScript bundling and Gulp for additional build tasks:

  • npm run dev - Start development mode with watch
  • npm run build - Create production build with bundling and minification
  • npm run styles - Build SCSS files
  • npm run watch:styles - Watch SCSS files for changes

Build Output

The build process generates the following in dist:

  • rtt-library.js - UMD module exporting the default component (includes bundled highlight.js core + plugins).
  • main.css - Compiled and minified styles scoped to #rtt-tool.
import RttTool from 'rtt-library';
import { createRoot } from '@wordpress/element';
import 'rtt-library/dist/main.css';
// or
// import 'rtt-library/main.css';

const root = createRoot(document.getElementById('rank-math-admin-rtt'));
root.render(
	<RttTool
		ajaxUrl={window.rankMath.robotsTxtData.ajaxUrl}
		ajaxNonce={window.rankMath.robotsTxtData.nonce}
		siteUrl={window.rankMath.robotsTxtData.siteUrl}
	/>
);

Notes

  • CSS import: you can use either rtt-library/dist/main.css or rtt-library/main.css.
  • Peer deps/externals: jQuery and the WordPress element package are expected to be provided by the host app.
    • In the browser they should exist as globals: window.jQuery and window.wp.element.
    • In a bundler, ensure jquery and @wordpress/element are installed and resolved normally.

Configuration

You can configure the library by passing options to the RttTool component. The following options are available:

  • ajaxUrl: The URL for AJAX requests
  • ajaxNonce: The nonce for security
  • siteUrl: The initial site URL
  • robotsTxtContent: The initial content of the robots.txt file
  • editorDisabled: Whether the editor is disabled (for read-only mode)
  • isLocal: Local mode disables AJAX requests & prevents changing the site URL (default is false)