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Informations about the package stack-robots

League\StackRobots

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StackRobots is a middleware for StackPHP. It provides a default robots.txt for non-production environments.

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StackRobots is a very simple middleware. By default it looks at the SERVER_ENV environment variable, and if the SERVER_ENV does not equal production, it captures the response and sets an X-Robots-Tag header with a value of noindex, nofollow, noarchive.

When you push the middleware on to the stack, you can pass 2 additional parameters, $env and $envVar. The $env parameter is the environment in which you want this middleware to not do anything, typically production. The $envVar parameter is the environment variable that holds the environment of the current server; it defaults to SERVER_ENV.

If the value of SERVER_ENV matches the value that is passed, this middleware will just pass control on to the next middleware. However, if it does not match, then StackRobots will set the X-Robots-Tag. Additionally, if the incoming request is for your /robots.txt file, then StackRobots will stop the request and send the following response.

And this is what the browser receives.

More info on the X-Robots-Tag is available here.

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Requires php Version >=5.3.10
symfony/http-foundation Version ~2.1
symfony/http-kernel Version ~2.1
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