Robots
Tame the robots crawling and indexing your Nuxt site.
Overview
@nuxtjs/robots is a Nuxt.js module that allows you to easily generate a robots.txt file for your website. It injects a middleware that handles the generation of the robots.txt file based on the configuration provided.
Features
- Nuxt 3 and Nuxt Bridge support
- Generate robots.txt for static mode
- Add middleware for robots.txt
Summary
@nuxtjs/robots is a handy Nuxt.js module that simplifies the process of generating a robots.txt file for your website. With its support for Nuxt 3 and Nuxt Bridge, it seamlessly integrates into your project. The module provides features like generating robots.txt for static mode and adding a middleware for robots.txt handling. Installing and configuring the module is straightforward, making it a convenient choice for managing your website's robots.txt file.
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