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github.com/ja7ad/meilisitemap
MeiliSitemap is sitemap generator for Meilisearch indexes and support normal, video, news and image structure.
You can install meilisitemap
using different methods.
Download the latest release from here.
Install the package using Go:
go install github.com/Ja7ad/meilisitemap/cmd/meilisitemap@latest
Run meilisitemap
with real-time sync using Docker:
docker run --rm -it -v ./config.yml:/etc/meilisitemap/config.yml --name meilisitemap ja7adr/meilisitemap
version: "3"
services:
meilibridge:
image: ja7adr/meilisitemap:latest
volumes:
- ./config.yml:/etc/meilisitemap/config.yml
restart: always
example configuration for run meilisitemap
general:
# base url is your site base url for document link or loc (require)
base_url: https://example.com
# indexsitemap_base_url set sitemap link of each index and put in sitemap.xml file as sitemapindex.
# base_url + indexsitemap_path = index_sitemap_link
# for example https://example.com/sitemaps/movies.xml
# note: if serve enabled set indexsitemap_base_url to serve.listen/sitemaps/
indexsitemap_path: /sitemaps/
# set custom name for sitemap file
# default is null and sitemap.xml
file_name: meilisearch_sitemap.xml
# set prefix for all sitemaps
# for example in result meilisearch_sitemap.xml
# default is null
prefix: "meilisearch_"
# set custom stylesheet for sitemap, currently style1 and style2 is available
# default is null
stylesheet: style1
# available your sitemap on local server
# for example http://127.0.0.1:8080/sitemap.xml
# note1: if serve enable, possible your sitemapindex urls set to http://127.0.0.1:8080/sitemaps/movies.xml
# note2: if you don't set indexsitemap_base_url, auto enable serve.
serve:
enable: true
listen: 127.0.0.1:8080
pprof: false
# meilisearch host and api_key (require)
meilisearch:
host: "http://localhost:7700"
api_key: "masterKey"
# sitemaps create specific sitemap file for every index and put in sitemap.xml as sitemapindex (require)
sitemaps:
# index name
movies:
# make xml sitemap (require)
sitemap: true
# make html sitemap
html_sitemap: true
# make rss feed
rss: false
# meilisearch filter expression
# https://www.meilisearch.com/docs/learn/filtering_and_sorting/filter_expression_reference
# default is null and make sitemap for all documents
filter: "genre = horror & imdb_rate > 5"
# base path is document group path, final address base_url + base_path + unique_field = loc or link (require)
base_path: "/movies/"
# compress with gzip
# for example result is movies.gz
compress: false
# set custom name for index sitemap file
# default is null and index name for file.
sitemap_file_name: foobar
# auto update sitemap in background by scheduler, duration is base on changefreq
live_update:
enabled: false
# interval scheduler duration in seconds
interval: 3000
# map document fields to sitemap structure (require)
field_map:
# unique_field final things for loc you can set title, name, id or unique number
# don't set long text similar description.
# for text field auto replace - with space, example for text (title: Anatomy of a Fall -> anatomy-of-a-fall)
# (require)
unique_field: title
# lastmod is W3C date and time format.
# if you don't have date-time field auto set current datetime.
lastmod: created_at
# changefreq: always, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, never
# default is daily
changefreq: "daily"
# priority: low (0.3), medium (0.5), high (0.8), highest (1.0)
# default is high
priority: high
# Optional video field map for movies that include video data
video:
# URL to the video thumbnail
# if you have file id or file name for thumbnail you can set base url for file id with extension if required
# for example: "image_id|https://cdn.example.com/images|.jpg"
thumbnail_loc: thumbnail_url
title: title # Title of the video
description: description # Description of the video
# URL to the video content
# if you have file id or file name for video you can set base url for video id
# for example: "video_id|https://cdn.example.com/videos"
content_loc: video_url
player_loc: player_url # URL to the video player
duration: duration # Duration of the video in seconds
expiration_date: expiration # Expiration date of the video
rating: rating # Rating of the video
view_count: view_count # View count of the video
publication_date: published_at # Publication date of the video
family_friendly: family_friendly # Family-friendly flag
restriction: restriction # Restriction details for the video
requires_subscription: requires_subscription # Subscription requirement flag
live: live # Live broadcast flag
# Optional image field map for movies that include image data
image:
# URL to the image
# if you have file id or file name for image you can set base url for file id
# for example: "image_id|https://cdn.example.com/images|.png"
loc: image_url
caption: image_caption # Caption for the image
title: image_title # Title of the image
license: image_license # License for the image
geo_location: image_location # Geolocation for the image
# Optional news field map for movies that include news data
news:
publication:
name: publication_name # Name of the publication
language: publication_language # Language of the publication
pub_date: publication_date # Publication date of the news
title: news_title # Title of the news article
keywords: news_keywords # Keywords for the news article
description: news_description # Description of the news article
category:
# make xml sitemap
sitemap: true
# make html sitemap
html_sitemap: true
# make rss feed
rss: false
# base path is item address base_url + base_path + unique_field = loc or link
base_path: "/categories/"
# compress with gzip
compress: true
field_map:
# unique_field final things for loc you can set title, name, id or unique number
# don't set long text similar description.
# for text field auto replace - with space, example for text (title: Anatomy of a Fall -> anatomy-of-a-fall)
unique_field: id
# lastmod is W3C date and time format.
lastmod: created_at
# changefreq: always, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, never
changefreq: "daily"
# priority: low (0.3), medium (0.5), high (0.8), highest (1.0)
# default is high
priority: medium
# Optional video field map for movies that include video data
video:
thumbnail_loc: thumbnail_url # URL to the video thumbnail
title: title # Title of the video
description: description # Description of the video
content_loc: video_url # URL to the video content
player_loc: player_url # URL to the video player
player_auto_play: autoplay # player_auto_play is attribute for player_loc ap=1 or 0
duration: duration # Duration of the video in seconds
expiration_date: expiration # Expiration date of the video
rating: rating # Rating of the video
view_count: view_count # View count of the video
publication_date: published_at # Publication date of the video
family_friendly: family_friendly # Family-friendly flag
restriction: restriction # Restriction details for the video
relationship: restriction_relationship # Relationship attribute for restriction allow or deny
requires_subscription: requires_subscription # Subscription requirement flag
live: live # Live broadcast flag
# Optional image field map for movies that include image data
image:
loc: image_url # URL to the image
caption: image_caption # Caption for the image
title: image_title # Title of the image
license: image_license # License for the image
geo_location: image_location # Geolocation for the image
# Optional news field map for movies that include news data
news:
publication:
name: publication_name # Name of the publication
language: publication_language # Language of the publication
pub_date: publication_date # Publication date of the news
title: news_title # Title of the news article
keywords: news_keywords # Keywords for the news article
description: news_description # Description of the news article
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