strapi-plugin-sitemap
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A plugin for Strapi to generate a customizable sitemap. Provide settings per content type for a sitemap that fits your needs.
This plugin uses the UID field type to fetch URLs, and therefor expects a Strapi version of 3.0.0-beta.19.1 or higher.
Use npm or yarn to install and build the plugin.
yarn add strapi-plugin-sitemap
yarn build
yarn develop
Before you can generate the sitemap you need to specify what you want to be in it. In the admin section of the plugin you can add content types to the sitemap . For each content type you can also specify changeFreq and priority of the sitemap entries. Lastly you also need to set the hostname of your website.
After saving the settings and generating the sitemap, it will be written in the /public folder of your Strapi project, making it available at http://localhost:1337/sitemap.xml.
Add the sitemap.xml to the .gitignore of your project.
As of writing this the Strapi lifecycle methods are not stable and can't be used to regenerate the sitemap after a change of a URL. So to make sure your sitemap is up-to-date you can add a cron job where you run the createSitemap() service periodically.
// Generate the sitemap every 12 hours
'0 */12 * * *': () => {
strapi.plugins.sitemap.services.sitemap.createSitemap();
},
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Generate a highly customizable sitemap XML in Strapi CMS.
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