README

SitemapBundle provides a simple way to generate XML sitemaps for Symfony applications using PHP attributes.

Installation

composer require jgniecki/sitemap-bundle

After the bundle is installed, run the install command to copy the default configuration and route setup into your project:

php bin/console sitemap:install

This command will create the following files if they do not already exist:

• config/packages/sitemap.yaml – default bundle configuration with group definitions.
• config/routes/sitemap.yaml – imports the sitemap route loader.

Usage

Annotate your controllers or actions with the #[Sitemap] attribute to include routes in the sitemap:

use jgniecki\SitemapBundle\Sitemap\Attribute\Sitemap;
use jgniecki\SitemapBundle\Sitemap\Enum\ChangeFreqEnum;
use Symfony\Component\Routing\Attribute\Route;

#[Sitemap(priority: 1.0, changefreq: ChangeFreqEnum::DAILY)]
#[Route('/', name: 'homepage')]
public function index(): Response
{
    // ...
}

Configure hosts and groups

You can define sitemap groups per host in config/packages/sitemap.yaml. A default configuration is generated by the install command:

sitemap:
    default_priority: null
    default_changefreq: null
    hosts:
        default:
            path: '/sitemap.xml'
            groups:
                default:
                    path: null
                    lastmod: null
#        main:
#            path: '/sitemap.xml'
#            host: 'example.(com|pl)'
#            groups:
#                default:
#                    path: '/sitemap-general.xml'
#                blog:
#                    path: '/sitemap-blog.xml'

Each host can override the path for the sitemap index and the path and last modification date for its sitemap groups. When a host defines only the default group, the sitemap.hosts.<alias>.groups.default.path setting is ignored and a warning is triggered; use sitemap.hosts.<alias>.path instead.

Accessing the sitemap

The bundle registers routes for your sitemaps automatically. Visit the path defined in sitemap.hosts.<alias>.path (default /sitemap.xml) to see the sitemap index when multiple groups are configured. The default group's sitemap for a host is available under the path defined in sitemap.hosts.<alias>.groups.default.path.

License

This bundle is released under the MIT license.