Managing SEO for your Astro website just got easier with @zfben/astro-head. This package simplifies the process of adding essential meta tags and open graph/twitter meta data to your Astro components, boosting your website's search engine visibility.
- Simplified Integration: Seamlessly integrate SEO elements directly within your Astro components. No complex configurations needed!
- Automated Meta Generation: Automatically generate open graph and twitter meta tags, saving you time and ensuring consistent data across your site.
- Leverages Astro Configuration: Utilizes your existing site settings in astro.config.js to automatically generate accurate URLs within meta tags.
- Installation: Install the package using npm:
npm install @zfben/astro-head
- Configuration: Ensure you have a site property defined within your astro.config.js file. This provides the base URL for your website.
- Import and Usage: Import the Head component from the package and use it within your Astro components:
---
import { Head } from "@zfben/astro-head";
---
<html>
<head>
<Head
title="Hello world"
path="/"
/>
</head>
</html>
Prop | Output | Format |
---|---|---|
title |
title , og:title , twitter:title |
string, required |
path |
canonical , url , og:url , twitter:url |
string, required, must be started with / |
type |
og:type |
string, default is website |
charset |
charset |
string, default is utf-8 |
lang |
og:locale |
string |
description |
description , og:description , twitter:description |
string |
image |
image , og:image , twitter:image |
string |
siteName |
og:site_name |
string |
author |
author , article:author |
string |
twitter |
twitter:site , twitter:creator |
string, must be started with @ |
twitterCard |
twitter:card |
string, one of summary |
alternates |
alternate , og:locale:alternate |
lang and path list |
ga |
Google Analytics' tracking code | string, must be started with G- |
clarity |
Clarity's tracking code | string |
scp |
Content Security Policy | string, default is default-src 'self'; img-src https://*; child-src 'none'; |