@warlock.js/sitemap 5.19.1 → 5.21.0

package/llms-full.txt

@@ -6,179 +6,208 @@
 
 ## sitemap-overview  `@warlock.js/sitemap/sitemap-overview/SKILL.md`
 
----
-name: sitemap-overview
-description: "@warlock.js/sitemap — overview in @warlock.js/sitemap; use when you need to sitemap overview."
----
-
-# `@warlock.js/sitemap` — overview
-
-A sitemap builder that knows nothing about any framework. Entries in, a valid
-sitemaps.org document out. **Zero runtime dependencies.** Generation only; no
-remote sitemap parser.
-
-## It does not import Warlock
-
-There is no connector, no config module, no lifecycle and no page registry in
-this package. It owns the sitemap PROTOCOL and every byte it emits, and
-nothing else. `@warlock.js/web` is a CALLER of it, exactly like an Express app
-or a cron script is — which is what makes the same three lines work everywhere.
-
-If you are looking for page discovery, `sitemap: false` exclusion, locale
-expansion, the `/sitemap.xml` route or `robots.txt`, those belong to
-`@warlock.js/web`, not here.
-
-## The whole common case
-
-```ts
-import { Sitemap } from "@warlock.js/sitemap";
-
-const sitemap = new Sitemap({
-  baseUrl: "https://example.com",
-  changefreq: "weekly",
-  priority: 0.5,
-});
-
-sitemap.add({ path: "/" });
-
-declare const posts: { slug: string; updatedAt: Date }[];
-
-for (const post of posts) {
-  sitemap.add({
-    name: "post-details",
-    route: "/posts/:id",
-    path: `/posts/${post.slug}`,
-    lastmod: post.updatedAt,
-    priority: 0.8,
-  });
-}
-
-const xml = sitemap.toXML();
-
-await sitemap.saveTo("public/sitemap.xml");
-```
-
-## `baseUrl` is validated in the CONSTRUCTOR
-
-A `Sitemap` that cannot produce a valid URL should not exist. Anything that is
-not an absolute `http(s)` URL throws `InvalidBaseUrlError` at construction, so
-a typo surfaces at the line that wrote it rather than at the first request.
-`new URL()` accepts `mailto:` and `file:` happily, so the protocol is checked
-explicitly.
-
-This replaces the 5.15.0 config key, its `PUBLIC_APP_URL` env fallback and its
-boot refusal entirely: the origin is an argument now, so it cannot be missing.
-
-## The entry
-
-Only `path` is required, and it must be a **concrete path** — `/posts/123`,
-never `/posts/:id`. A pattern is not a URL.
-
-| Field | Meaning |
-| --- | --- |
-| `path` | Required. Resolved against `baseUrl`; an absolute URL is used as given. |
-| `name` | Optional route label, for your own diagnostics. Never serialised. |
-| `route` | Optional pattern this URL came from. Feeds `routes()` and `duplicates()`. |
-| `lastmod` | `Date` → W3C datetime. A string is passed through UNTOUCHED, never re-parsed. |
-| `changefreq` | One of the seven protocol values; anything else throws. |
-| `priority` | `0.0`–`1.0`; anything else throws. |
+---
+name: sitemap-overview
+description: 'Front-door orientation for `@warlock.js/sitemap`: framework-blind `Sitemap` and streaming `SitemapIndex` builders, URL metadata, hreflang, Google image entries, sharding, diagnostics, and atomic publication. Use when adding or debugging sitemap output; Warlock page discovery and `/sitemap.xml` routing belong to `@warlock.js/web`.'
+---
+
+# `@warlock.js/sitemap` — overview
+
+A sitemap builder that knows nothing about any framework. Entries in, a valid
+sitemaps.org document out. **Zero runtime dependencies.** Generation only; no
+remote sitemap parser.
+
+## It does not import Warlock
+
+There is no connector, no config module, no lifecycle and no page registry in
+this package. It owns the sitemap PROTOCOL and every byte it emits, and
+nothing else. `@warlock.js/web` is a CALLER of it, exactly like an Express app
+or a cron script is — which is what makes the same three lines work everywhere.
+
+If you are looking for page discovery, `sitemap: false` exclusion, locale
+expansion, the `/sitemap.xml` route or `robots.txt`, those belong to
+`@warlock.js/web`, not here.
+
+## The whole common case
+
+```ts
+import { Sitemap } from "@warlock.js/sitemap";
+
+const sitemap = new Sitemap({
+  baseUrl: "https://example.com",
+  changefreq: "weekly",
+  priority: 0.5,
+});
+
+sitemap.add({ path: "/" });
+
+declare const posts: { slug: string; updatedAt: Date }[];
+
+for (const post of posts) {
+  sitemap.add({
+    name: "post-details",
+    route: "/posts/:id",
+    path: `/posts/${post.slug}`,
+    lastmod: post.updatedAt,
+    priority: 0.8,
+  });
+}
+
+const xml = sitemap.toXML();
+
+await sitemap.saveTo("public/sitemap.xml");
+```
+
+## `baseUrl` is validated in the CONSTRUCTOR
+
+A `Sitemap` that cannot produce a valid URL should not exist. Anything that is
+not an absolute `http(s)` URL throws `InvalidBaseUrlError` at construction, so
+a typo surfaces at the line that wrote it rather than at the first request.
+`new URL()` accepts `mailto:` and `file:` happily, so the protocol is checked
+explicitly.
+
+This replaces the 5.15.0 config key, its `PUBLIC_APP_URL` env fallback and its
+boot refusal entirely: the origin is an argument now, so it cannot be missing.
+
+## The entry
+
+Only `path` is required, and it must be a **concrete path** — `/posts/123`,
+never `/posts/:id`. A pattern is not a URL.
+
+| Field | Meaning |
+| --- | --- |
+| `path` | Required. Resolved against `baseUrl`; an absolute URL is used as given. |
+| `name` | Optional route label, for your own diagnostics. Never serialised. |
+| `route` | Optional pattern this URL came from. Feeds `routes()` and `duplicates()`. |
+| `lastmod` | `Date` → W3C datetime. A string is passed through UNTOUCHED, never re-parsed. |
+| `changefreq` | One of the seven protocol values; anything else throws. |
+| `priority` | `0.0`–`1.0`; anything else throws. |
 | `alternates` | `{ hreflang, path }[]` — language versions of this page. |
-
-Invalid entries throw `InvalidSitemapEntryError` from `add()`. Paths are
-normalised to carry a leading slash, so `a` and `/a` are ONE entry.
-
-## Duplicates: silent, but not hidden
-
-Entries are stored keyed by `path`. Adding the same path twice keeps the later
-one, silently — a duplicate `<loc>` makes the document invalid, and two loops
-legitimately covering an overlapping set is the normal cause.
-
-`duplicates()` reports every collision with its count and the `route` of each
-contributing add, so a caller who cares can fail their own build:
-
-```ts
-sitemap.duplicates();
-// [ { path: "/posts/1", count: 2, routes: ["/posts/:id", "/:slug"] } ]
-```
-
-## `routes()` and why `declareRoute()` exists
+| `images` | `{ loc }[]` — absolute HTTP(S) image URLs, including verified external CDNs. |
+
+Invalid entries throw `InvalidSitemapEntryError` from `add()`. Paths are
+normalised to carry a leading slash, so `a` and `/a` are ONE entry.
+
+## Duplicates: silent, but not hidden
+
+Entries are stored keyed by `path`. Adding the same path twice keeps the later
+one, silently — a duplicate `<loc>` makes the document invalid, and two loops
+legitimately covering an overlapping set is the normal cause.
+
+`duplicates()` reports every collision with its count and the `route` of each
+contributing add, so a caller who cares can fail their own build:
+
+```ts
+sitemap.duplicates();
+// [ { path: "/posts/1", count: 2, routes: ["/posts/:id", "/:slug"] } ]
+```
+
+## `routes()` and why `declareRoute()` exists
+
+```ts
+sitemap.declareRoute("/products/:slug");
+
+sitemap.routes();
+// [ { route: "/posts/:id", count: 400 }, { route: "/products/:slug", count: 0 } ]
+```
+
+**The zero is the interesting row.** It means a route you expected to
+contribute URLs contributed none, and a whole section of the site is missing
+from a document that otherwise looks perfect.
+
+Without `declareRoute()` a route only becomes known by appearing on an entry,
+so every route has at least one URL, `count: 0` can never occur and the
+diagnostic is decorative. Declaring the pattern is what turns a silent loss
+into a visible one.
+
+**This package reports; it never prints.** Whether a zero is a warning or a
+build failure is the caller's decision.
+
+## Alternates
+
+`alternates` emits `<xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="…">` inside each
+`<url>`. Two rules:
+
+1. **Every language version is also its own `<url>`, carrying the complete
+   alternate set including itself.** Listing alternates on only one of them is
+   the usual way this ships broken.
+2. **The package does not know what a locale is.** `hreflang` is any string —
+   `en`, `en-GB`, `x-default` — and it never derives `/{locale}/…` for you.
+   Each path is supplied explicitly, which is the only thing that works when
+   slugs diverge between languages.
+
+The `xhtml` namespace is declared only when something uses it. `SitemapIndex`
+applies the same rule PER SHARD — a shard declares `xmlns:xhtml` only when its
+own entries carry alternates — and an alternate's `<xhtml:link>` bytes count
+toward that shard's byte ceiling exactly like the rest of its `<url>` block.
+
+## Images
+
+Use `images` when a page has image assets to expose:
 
 ```ts
-sitemap.declareRoute("/products/:slug");
-
-sitemap.routes();
-// [ { route: "/posts/:id", count: 400 }, { route: "/products/:slug", count: 0 } ]
+sitemap.add({
+  path: "/products/widget",
+  images: [{ loc: "https://cdn.example.com/widget.jpg" }],
+});
 ```
 
-**The zero is the interesting row.** It means a route you expected to
-contribute URLs contributed none, and a whole section of the site is missing
-from a document that otherwise looks perfect.
-
-Without `declareRoute()` a route only becomes known by appearing on an entry,
-so every route has at least one URL, `count: 0` can never occur and the
-diagnostic is decorative. Declaring the pattern is what turns a silent loss
-into a visible one.
-
-**This package reports; it never prints.** Whether a zero is a warning or a
-build failure is the caller's decision.
-
-## Alternates
+Each image `loc` must be an absolute HTTP(S) URL. The builder emits Google's
+`<image:image><image:loc>…</image:loc></image:image>` extension and declares
+`xmlns:image="http://www.google.com/schemas/sitemap-image/1.1"` only in
+documents that need it. An external CDN URL is valid when that host is verified
+for the site.
 
-`alternates` emits `<xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="…">` inside each
-`<url>`. Two rules:
-
-1. **Every language version is also its own `<url>`, carrying the complete
-   alternate set including itself.** Listing alternates on only one of them is
-   the usual way this ships broken.
-2. **The package does not know what a locale is.** `hreflang` is any string —
-   `en`, `en-GB`, `x-default` — and it never derives `/{locale}/…` for you.
-   Each path is supplied explicitly, which is the only thing that works when
-   slugs diverge between languages.
-
-The `xhtml` namespace is declared only when something uses it. `SitemapIndex`
-applies the same rule PER SHARD — a shard declares `xmlns:xhtml` only when its
-own entries carry alternates — and an alternate's `<xhtml:link>` bytes count
-toward that shard's byte ceiling exactly like the rest of its `<url>` block.
+Google permits at most 1,000 images for one `<url>`. Extra images are dropped.
+Pass `onImageLimitExceeded({ route, dropped })` in `SitemapOptions` to receive
+the one diagnostic for that route; without it, the builder issues one
+`console.warn` per route. Image XML and its namespace count toward the shard byte
+ceiling.
 
 ## `toXML()` is pure, repeatable and synchronous
-
-Calling it twice returns the same string; it mutates nothing and drains
-nothing. It has no I/O and stays synchronous.
-
-## The ceiling
-
-The protocol caps one file at **50,000 URLs or 50MB uncompressed**. `Sitemap`
-retains every entry — that is what makes `entries()` and a repeatable
-`toXML()` possible — so it is right up to that ceiling and wrong above it. A
-site past it needs the streaming writer, which retains nothing and emits shards
-plus an index.
-
+
+Calling it twice returns the same string; it mutates nothing and drains
+nothing. It has no I/O and stays synchronous.
+
+## The ceiling
+
+The protocol caps one file at **50,000 URLs or 50MB uncompressed**. `Sitemap`
+retains every entry — that is what makes `entries()` and a repeatable
+`toXML()` possible — so it is right up to that ceiling and wrong above it. A
+site past it needs the streaming writer, which retains nothing and emits shards
+plus an index.
+
 `maxBytesPerFile` is enforced at shard boundaries, not within an entry: a
 single entry too large for the ceiling is written alone in its own shard
 rather than split — an entry can't be split.
 
-## `SitemapIndex.saveTo(outDir)` owns the whole directory
-
-It publishes atomically by swapping `outDir` for a freshly written temp
-directory in one `rename` — which means `outDir` must be a directory
-dedicated to this sitemap set, never an app's `public/` or anything else
-something else writes to. Every publish marks `outDir` with
-`.sitemap-set.json`; a later call only swaps a directory that is absent,
-empty, or already carries that marker. A non-empty, unmarked `outDir` gets
-`UnownedOutputDirectoryError` instead, and is left completely untouched.
-
-## Errors
-
-| Error | When |
-| --- | --- |
-| `InvalidBaseUrlError` | `baseUrl` missing, relative, or not `http(s)`. From the constructor. |
-| `InvalidSitemapEntryError` | No path, priority outside `0.0`–`1.0`, unknown `changefreq`, invalid `Date`, alternate with no `hreflang`. From `add()`. |
-| `UnownedOutputDirectoryError` | `SitemapIndex.saveTo(outDir)`: `outDir` is non-empty with no `.sitemap-set.json` marker. From `saveTo()`, before anything is written. |
-
-## Also exported
-
+For `SitemapIndex`, `shardPathPrefix` changes the URL directory used for shard
+links in the index without changing where `saveTo(outDir)` writes those files.
+Use it when a proxy serves generated shards from a different public path.
+
+## `SitemapIndex.saveTo(outDir)` owns the whole directory
+
+It publishes atomically by swapping `outDir` for a freshly written temp
+directory in one `rename` — which means `outDir` must be a directory
+dedicated to this sitemap set, never an app's `public/` or anything else
+something else writes to. Every publish marks `outDir` with
+`.sitemap-set.json`; a later call only swaps a directory that is absent,
+empty, or already carries that marker. A non-empty, unmarked `outDir` gets
+`UnownedOutputDirectoryError` instead, and is left completely untouched.
+
+## Errors
+
+| Error | When |
+| --- | --- |
+| `InvalidBaseUrlError` | `baseUrl` missing, relative, or not `http(s)`. From the constructor. |
+| `InvalidSitemapEntryError` | No path, priority outside `0.0`–`1.0`, unknown `changefreq`, invalid `Date`, alternate with no `hreflang`. From `add()`. |
+| `UnownedOutputDirectoryError` | `SitemapIndex.saveTo(outDir)`: `outDir` is non-empty with no `.sitemap-set.json` marker. From `saveTo()`, before anything is written. |
+
+## Also exported
+
 `buildSitemapXml(entries, baseUrl)`, `escapeXml(value)`, `joinOrigin(origin,
-path)` — the pieces the class is built from, for a caller who wants the
-serialiser without the builder.
+path)`, `SitemapImage`, and `SitemapImageLimitExceeded` — the pieces the class
+is built from, for a caller who wants the serialiser or image diagnostics
+without the builder.
 
 

package/llms.txt

@@ -6,4 +6,4 @@
 
 ## Skills
 
-- [sitemap-overview](@warlock.js/sitemap/sitemap-overview/SKILL.md): @warlock.js/sitemap — overview in @warlock.js/sitemap; use when you need to sitemap overview.
+- [sitemap-overview](@warlock.js/sitemap/sitemap-overview/SKILL.md): (no description)

package/package.json

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
     "type": "git",
     "url": "https://github.com/warlockjs/sitemap"
   },
-  "version": "5.19.1",
+  "version": "5.21.0",
   "main": "./cjs/index.cjs",
   "module": "./esm/index.mjs",
   "types": "./esm/index.d.mts",