High content sitemap

[mvneobux]

From what I read in the documentation I didn't see an example that fits my scenario.

I have 11 tables (models) and each one with about 320k posts and I need to generate sitemap for each one of them. But I need to limit to 46 thousand lines in the sitemap. But from what I read it is only possible to limit the number of lines (maxTagsPerSitemap) if I configure it to crawl my site. Am I right ?

or can I easily implement the sitemap in each table and set the tag limit?

I would like to do something like this:

SitemapGenerator::create(aa::all()) ->maxTagsPerSitemap(10000) ->writeToFile(public_path('sitemap.xml'));

How can I do this ?

[anugupta]

So, the way I'm doing this (for a model with > 200k records is):

• create sitemaps for each chunk
• add these sitemaps to a sitemap index

In the model implement the Sitemapable interface:

class Performance extends Model implements Sitemapable

{
    public function toSitemapTag(  ): Url | string | array
    {
        return route( 'performance.show', $this );
    }
    
}

And then have a service or helper or controller or whatever to generate the sitemaps and a sitemap index:

    public function generateSitemap()
    {

        $counter = 0;
        $sitemapIndex = SitemapIndex::create();

        Performance::chunk( 40000, function ( $chunk ) use ( &$counter, $sitemapIndex ) {

            $counter++;

            Sitemap::create()
                   ->add( $chunk )
                   ->writeToFile( public_path( 'sitemap-performances-' . $counter . '.xml' ) );

            $sitemapIndex->add( '/sitemap-performances-' . $counter . '.xml'  );

        } );

        $sitemapIndex->writeToFile( public_path( 'sitemap_index.xml' ) );

    }

Runs reasonably well, on my local dev environment, it creates the sitemap files for 200k records in under 4 minutes (would be much quicker but I have some scopes on the model that query other relationships to detemine validity - on a simpler model with around 30k records, it completes in a few seconds).

[mvneobux]

Thanks a lot for the suggestion. In mine it is only generating the sitemapindex. How does $chunk know what a URL or a date is?

I don't know if I'm doing it right, here's how I'm doing it:

my route/web.php
`

add( $chunk ) ->writeToFile('palavras-' . $counter . '.xml'); $sitemapIndex->add( 'sitemaps/teste/palavras-' . $counter . '.xml' ); } ); $sitemapIndex->writeToFile('sitemaps/teste/sitemap_index.xml'); })->name('mapteste.show'); ` my model: `

[anugupta]

Hard to tell what's wrong from that partial code fragment - can you post it all and format it as a code block?

Have you implementedtoSitemapTag in your model (first part of my answer) - that is what provides the URL to the add method.