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SEO pour sites GenPM : métadonnées avec canonique et hreflang, sitemaps découpés, robots.txt, llms.txt et JSON-LD sûr

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@core/seo — rules for AI agents

Purpose

Everything search engines and crawling agents read: page metadata with site defaults (title template, description, canonical, hreflang, Open Graph, Twitter, robots), a sitemap index with chunks of 50,000 URLs built from any registered SitemapSource, robots.txt, llms.txt and schema.org JSON-LD builders with script-safe escaping. No tables. OG image generation is out of scope for 1.0.

Map

index.ts — public API: buildMetadata, metaTags, SeoFieldsSchema, jsonLd, jsonLdScript, registerSitemapSource, robotsTxt, llmsTxt.
metadata.ts, jsonld.ts, sitemap.ts, url.ts (SITE_URL helpers).
adapters/hono.ts — seoRoutes(). adapters/next.ts — sitemapIndexRoute, sitemapChunkRoute, robotsRoute.

Integration

Env: SITE_URL (https). In staging set SEO_NOINDEX=1 (noindex everywhere and Disallow: /).
Register sources in src/genpm/seo.ts, imported at startup: registerSitemapSource(contentSitemapSource('pages', ({ slug }) => /${slug})).
Routes: Hono app.route('/', seoRoutes()). Next.js: app/sitemap.xml/route.ts, app/sitemaps/[name]/[file]/route.ts and app/robots.txt/route.ts re-exporting the handlers (see adapters/next.ts), each with export const dynamic = 'force-dynamic' (otherwise next build prerenders them and needs the database and SITE_URL at build time); delete Next's own sitemap.ts/robots.ts if present.
Pages: Next.js export async function generateMetadata() { return buildMetadata({ title, description, path, alternates }) }; other frameworks put metaTags(await buildMetadata(...)) in <head>.
JSON-LD: <script type="application/ld+json" dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: jsonLdScript(jsonLd.product(...)) }} /> (jsonLdScript escapes it, so this is the one safe use of raw HTML).
Add seo: SeoFieldsSchema to collections that need per-entry overrides.
Verify: /sitemap.xml lists chunks, each chunk lists published URLs; page <head> has one canonical.

Conventions

One buildMetadata per page; don't set <title> or description elsewhere.
Canonical paths are the public URL without query strings; pass alternates for every translated page.
noindex previews, internal search results and account pages.

Don't

Don't add ratings, prices or availability to JSON-LD that the page doesn't show or that aren't real.
Don't serialize JSON-LD with plain JSON.stringify inside a script tag.
Don't list drafts or private pages in a sitemap source.

# @core/seo — rules for AI agents

## Purpose
Everything search engines and crawling agents read: page metadata with site defaults (title template, description,
canonical, hreflang, Open Graph, Twitter, robots), a sitemap index with chunks of 50,000 URLs built from any
registered `SitemapSource`, `robots.txt`, `llms.txt` and schema.org JSON-LD builders with script-safe escaping.
No tables. OG image generation is out of scope for 1.0.

## Map
- `index.ts` — public API: `buildMetadata`, `metaTags`, `SeoFieldsSchema`, `jsonLd`, `jsonLdScript`, `registerSitemapSource`, `robotsTxt`, `llmsTxt`.
- `metadata.ts`, `jsonld.ts`, `sitemap.ts`, `url.ts` (`SITE_URL` helpers).
- `adapters/hono.ts` — `seoRoutes()`. `adapters/next.ts` — `sitemapIndexRoute`, `sitemapChunkRoute`, `robotsRoute`.

## Integration
1. Env: `SITE_URL` (https). In staging set `SEO_NOINDEX=1` (noindex everywhere and `Disallow: /`).
2. Register sources in `src/genpm/seo.ts`, imported at startup:
   `registerSitemapSource(contentSitemapSource('pages', ({ slug }) => `/${slug}`))`.
3. Routes: Hono `app.route('/', seoRoutes())`. Next.js: `app/sitemap.xml/route.ts`, `app/sitemaps/[name]/[file]/route.ts`
   and `app/robots.txt/route.ts` re-exporting the handlers (see `adapters/next.ts`), each with `export const dynamic = 'force-dynamic'`
   (otherwise `next build` prerenders them and needs the database and `SITE_URL` at build time); delete Next's own `sitemap.ts`/`robots.ts` if present.
4. Pages: Next.js `export async function generateMetadata() { return buildMetadata({ title, description, path, alternates }) }`;
   other frameworks put `metaTags(await buildMetadata(...))` in `<head>`.
5. JSON-LD: `<script type="application/ld+json" dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: jsonLdScript(jsonLd.product(...)) }} />`
   (`jsonLdScript` escapes it, so this is the one safe use of raw HTML).
6. Add `seo: SeoFieldsSchema` to collections that need per-entry overrides.
7. Verify: `/sitemap.xml` lists chunks, each chunk lists published URLs; page `<head>` has one canonical.

## Conventions
- One `buildMetadata` per page; don't set `<title>` or description elsewhere.
- Canonical paths are the public URL without query strings; pass `alternates` for every translated page.
- `noindex` previews, internal search results and account pages.

## Don't
- Don't add ratings, prices or availability to JSON-LD that the page doesn't show or that aren't real.
- Don't serialize JSON-LD with plain `JSON.stringify` inside a script tag.
- Don't list drafts or private pages in a sitemap source.

L’arborescence exacte qui sera injectée, après .genpmignore. Épinglée à

src/lib/seo/url.tslecture seule · cf4e3c3

// URLs absolutas a partir de SITE_URL.

export function siteUrl(env: Record<string, string | undefined> = process.env): URL {
  const raw = env.SITE_URL;
  if (!raw) throw new Error('SITE_URL is not set (see .env.example)');
  const u = new URL(raw);
  if (u.protocol !== 'https:' && u.hostname !== 'localhost') throw new Error('SITE_URL must use https');
  return u;
}

/** `/blog/x` → `https://example.com/blog/x`; las URLs absolutas se devuelven tal cual. */
export function absoluteUrl(pathOrUrl: string, base: URL = siteUrl()): string {
  return /^https?:\/\//.test(pathOrUrl) ? pathOrUrl : new URL(pathOrUrl, base).toString();
}