Astro Lib
Makes it easy to add robots.txt, sitemap and web app manifest during build to your Astro app.
Overview
Astro Lib is a valuable resource for web developers looking to enhance their projects with essential capabilities. With a focus on streamlining various functionalities such as site management and SEO optimizations, this library provides an array of packages designed to meet modern web development needs.
Whether you're working on a new website or improving an existing one, Astro Lib offers tools like astro-robots-txt, astro-webmanifest, and astro-sitemap. Each package is tailored to help developers efficiently manage their site's SEO and overall user experience while ensuring compliance with web standards.
Features
- astro-robots-txt: Simplifies the creation of robots.txt files, allowing you to control how search engines index your site, improving your SEO strategy.
- astro-webmanifest: Facilitates the implementation of web manifests for your site, enabling progressive web app features and enhancing user engagement.
- astro-sitemap: Automatically generates sitemaps for your site, ensuring that search engines can easily navigate and index your content.
- Open Source License (MIT): The library is licensed under MIT, granting you the freedom to use, modify, and distribute the software as per your project's requirements.
- Astro
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- Typescript
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