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Automatically Generate sitemaps on build
https://github.com/netlify-labs/netlify-plugin-sitemap

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Automatically Generate sitemaps on build

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# Netlify sitemap plugin



Automatically generate a sitemap for your site after it finishes building in Netlify.



## Installation



You can install this plugin in the Netlify UI from this [direct in-app installation link](https://app.netlify.com/plugins/@netlify/plugin-sitemap/install) or from the [Plugins directory](https://app.netlify.com/plugins).



To use file-based installation, add the following lines to your `netlify.toml` file:



```toml

[[plugins]]

package = "@netlify/plugin-sitemap"

```



Note: The `[[plugins]]` line is required for each plugin, even if you have other plugins in your `netlify.toml` file already.



To complete file-based installation, from your project's base directory, use npm, yarn, or any other Node.js package manager to add this plugin to devDependencies in `package.json`.



```

npm install -D @netlify/plugin-sitemap

```



## Configuration



By default, the plugin generates a sitemap based on the `publish` directory configured in your site build settings or `netlify.toml`.

To change the default behavior use the `buildDir` configuration.



```toml

[[plugins]]

package = "@netlify/plugin-sitemap"



  [plugins.inputs]

  buildDir = "public"

```



### Writing to a subfolder path



If your site is meant to be served from a subfolder, you can also apply the `filePath` parameter in order to place the `sitemap.xml` in a particular location _within_ in the `buildDir`. NOTE: this parameter must contain the full file name including "sitemap.xml".



```toml

[[plugins]]

package = "@netlify/plugin-sitemap"



  [plugins.inputs]

  buildDir = "public"

  filePath = "some/subfolder/sitemap.xml"

```



### Excluding files from sitemap



```toml

[[plugins]]

package = "@netlify/plugin-sitemap"



  [plugins.inputs]

  buildDir = "public"

  exclude = [

    # By file Path

    './build-dir/path-to/file.html',

    # By Glob pattern

    '**/**/child-one.html'

  ]

```



### Pretty URLs



Pretty urls a.k.a. `site.com/index.html` being turned into  `site.com/` is on by default.



To disable this feature set the `prettyURLs` option to `false`



```toml

[[plugins]]

package = "@netlify/plugin-sitemap"



  [plugins.inputs]

  buildDir = "public"

  # disable pretty URLS and keep `index.html` & trailing `.html` file references in paths

  prettyURLs = false

```



When using pretty URLs, missing trailing slashes can be appended by setting the `trailingSlash` option to `true`. This renders `site.com/page-one.html` as `site.com/page-one/`.



```toml

[[plugins]]

package = "@netlify/plugin-sitemap"



  [plugins.inputs]

  buildDir = "public"

  prettyURLs = true

  # Append missing trailing slash to pretty URL

  trailingSlash = true

```



### Set the default values for "changefreq" and "priority"



```toml

[[plugins]]

package = "@netlify/plugin-sitemap"



  [plugins.inputs]

  changeFreq = "daily"

  priority = 0.5

```

### Set base URL from environment variable rather than plugin input



You can include an environment variable (`NETLIFY_PLUGIN_SITEMAP_BASEURL`) in your Netlify site to set the base URL that will be used by the plugin. This option is useful if the `baseUrl` plugin input can't be used.

Example use case: different Netlify sites built from the same repository and don't/can't have custom domains.



Priority of base URL assignment:

plugin input `baseUrl` -> env `NETLIFY_PLUGIN_SITEMAP_BASEURL` -> Netlify site default URL



```toml

[[plugins]]

package = "@netlify/plugin-sitemap"



  [plugins.inputs]

  baseUrl = "http://example.com"

```



>  NOTE: Although the above is called base URL this actually ends up being the hostname in the sitemap and as such trying to use a URL like `http://example.com/en/` will results in `http://example.com/`



### Add a prefix to the URL



You can include an environment variable (NETLIFY_PLUGIN_SITEMAP_URL_PREFIX) in your Netlify site to set the URL prefix that will be used by the plugin. This option is useful if the urlPrefix plugin input can't be used. Example use case: different Netlify sites built from the same repository and don't/can't have custom domains.



Priority of base URL assignment: plugin input urlPrefix -> env NETLIFY_PLUGIN_SITEMAP_URL_PREFIX



```toml

[[plugins]]

package = "@netlify/plugin-sitemap"



  [plugins.inputs]

  urlPrefix = "/en/"

```