@docusaurus/plugin-sitemap
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@docusaurus/plugin-sitemapSimple sitemap generation plugin for Docusaurus.
The 'sitemap' package is a general-purpose sitemap generator for Node.js. It offers more flexibility and can be used with any static site generator or web framework. Unlike @docusaurus/plugin-sitemap, it is not specifically tailored for Docusaurus and requires more manual setup.
The 'next-sitemap' package is designed specifically for Next.js applications. It provides similar functionalities like generating sitemaps, setting change frequencies, and excluding specific URLs. However, it is tailored for Next.js and not for Docusaurus.
The 'gatsby-plugin-sitemap' package is a plugin for Gatsby, another popular static site generator. It offers similar functionalities such as generating sitemaps and excluding specific URLs. It is specifically designed for Gatsby and not for Docusaurus.
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Simple sitemap generation plugin for Docusaurus.
The npm package @docusaurus/plugin-sitemap receives a total of 556,814 weekly downloads. As such, @docusaurus/plugin-sitemap popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @docusaurus/plugin-sitemap demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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