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django-static-sitemaps
========================
There are times when your site is too big to serve the ``sitemap.xml`` by your Django application. This little app is meant to help you with such cases. Instead of serving the sitemap.xml from Django, it features a **management command** that generates the ``sitemap.xml`` to the separate files.
Feature highlights:
* Generate sitemap files to your STATIC directory
* Split sitemap files when limit for size is reached
* Gzip the sitemap files when required
* Set different domain for sitemap file
* Ping google that sitemap has changed
Usage
------
Install via standard Python way::
pip install django-static-sitemaps
Add to you ``INSTALLED_APPS``:
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'static_sitemaps',
...
)
Set ``STATICSITEMAPS_ROOT_SITEMAP`` variable in your ``settings.py`` to point to dictionary holding the sitemaps configuration (as seen in Django docs)::
STATICSITEMAPS_ROOT_SITEMAP = 'myproject.sitemaps.sitemaps'
Include ``static_sitemaps.urls`` to your ``urls.py`` to serve the root ``sitemap.xml`` if needed::
urlpatterns = patterns('',
url(r'^sitemap.xml', include('static_sitemaps.urls')),
)
Done.
Advanced settings
------------------
``STATICSITEMAPS_USE_GZIP``
Defaults to ``True``. If ``True``, gzip compression will be used when generating the sitemaps files (which is very possible by sitemaps specification).
``STATICSITEMAPS_FILENAME_TEMPLATE``
Template for sitemap parts. Defaults to ``sitemap-%(section)s-%(page)s.xml``.
``STATICSITEMAPS_SITEMAP_DOMAIN``
Set this to the domain from which you serve static files in case it it different from domain of your Django application. Defaults to current site's domain.
========================
There are times when your site is too big to serve the ``sitemap.xml`` by your Django application. This little app is meant to help you with such cases. Instead of serving the sitemap.xml from Django, it features a **management command** that generates the ``sitemap.xml`` to the separate files.
Feature highlights:
* Generate sitemap files to your STATIC directory
* Split sitemap files when limit for size is reached
* Gzip the sitemap files when required
* Set different domain for sitemap file
* Ping google that sitemap has changed
Usage
------
Install via standard Python way::
pip install django-static-sitemaps
Add to you ``INSTALLED_APPS``:
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'static_sitemaps',
...
)
Set ``STATICSITEMAPS_ROOT_SITEMAP`` variable in your ``settings.py`` to point to dictionary holding the sitemaps configuration (as seen in Django docs)::
STATICSITEMAPS_ROOT_SITEMAP = 'myproject.sitemaps.sitemaps'
Include ``static_sitemaps.urls`` to your ``urls.py`` to serve the root ``sitemap.xml`` if needed::
urlpatterns = patterns('',
url(r'^sitemap.xml', include('static_sitemaps.urls')),
)
Done.
Advanced settings
------------------
``STATICSITEMAPS_USE_GZIP``
Defaults to ``True``. If ``True``, gzip compression will be used when generating the sitemaps files (which is very possible by sitemaps specification).
``STATICSITEMAPS_FILENAME_TEMPLATE``
Template for sitemap parts. Defaults to ``sitemap-%(section)s-%(page)s.xml``.
``STATICSITEMAPS_SITEMAP_DOMAIN``
Set this to the domain from which you serve static files in case it it different from domain of your Django application. Defaults to current site's domain.
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