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Xl2sitemap is a command line tool to generate sitemaps using data in an excel sheet. Xl2sitemap reads data from an excel sheet and converts the data into SEO friendly sitemaps that can be submitted to search engines directly after uploading.
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flag-l
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flag-p
flagInstallation of xl2sitemap requires running the following command form your command line utility
pip install xl2sitemap
Running xl2sitemap with the basic default configuration requires running the following command
xl2sitemap example-input.xlsx
The example-input.xlsx
can be any excel sheet with the appropriate columns in it
Other options that can be enabled are
Flag | Usage |
---|---|
-f | Will add <changefreq> tag in your sitemap |
-p | Will add <priority> tag in your sitemap |
-l | Will add <lastmod> tag in your sitemap |
-c | Will split sitemap into multiple files based on the classifier column |
-m 50000 | Will add a maximum of 50,000 urls only in a single sitemap. If urls are greater than 50,000 then multiple files will be generated |
Example
xl2sitemap example-input.xlsx -m 40000 -p -f -l
This will generate sitemaps with 40,000 urls in each file with <changefreq>
, <priority>
, <lastmod>
attributes for each <urlset>
.
Want to contribute? Great! Open your favorite Terminal and run these commands.
git clone https://github.com/antiproblemist/excel-to-sitemap.git
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FAQs
Generate heavy sitemap files using excel sheets
We found that xl2sitemap demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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