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particle-academy/fancy-seo

Server-rendered SEO + crawlability for Laravel + Inertia apps.

An Inertia/React SPA applies per-page <Head> meta after hydration — so a crawler, social scraper, or LLM bot that hits a URL sees only the bare root view on the first byte. fancy-seo computes the per-route head (title, description, canonical, Open Graph, Twitter, JSON-LD) on the server and renders it into the first byte, plus a dynamic sitemap.xml / robots.txt / llms.txt and an optional per-page Markdown variant.

It's the PHP baseline that pairs with @particle-academy/fancy-inertia/seo's client <Seo> component: the package renders the default head; <Seo> overrides it per page via Inertia's head-key dedupe.

Install

Laravel auto-discovers the service provider + FancySeo facade. Publish the config if you want to tune it:

Wire it up

1. Drop the head component into your root Blade template (e.g. app.blade.php), inside <head>:

That renders <title>, description, canonical, robots, the full Open Graph + Twitter set, the llms.txt alternate link, and one <script type="application/ld+json"> per JSON-LD node — all from the resolved per-route payload.

2. Register defaults + per-route SEO from a service provider:

A controller can also set the payload for the current request:

Precedence: defaults() → per-route resolver → resolveUsing() → for(). jsonLd accumulates across layers; everything else overrides.

Discovery endpoints

Auto-registered (toggle each in config/fancy-seo.php):

Route What
/sitemap.xml every URL you register via FancySeo::sitemap(...) — paths in robots_txt.disallow are auto-excluded (a sitemap must never advertise a blocked path)
/robots.txt crawl policy — welcomes LLM bots (each gets its own group with the disallow set re-applied, so a private path can't leak), references the sitemap
/llms.txt, /llms-full.txt the llmstxt.org Markdown index you register via FancySeo::llms(...)
/.well-known/security.txt RFC 9116 (only when a contact is configured)
/humans.txt colophon
/{path}.md per-page raw Markdown (opt-in) via FancySeo::markdownUsing(...)

Well-known files vs. SEO meta. fancy-seo's job is the per-route SEO <head> + JSON-LD + the dynamic sitemap data. For richer, leak-proof management of the files — robots / sitemap / security / humans / llms / AGENTS with an admin-editable model and a protect() rail that keeps private paths disallowed for every bot group — pair it with particle-academy/fancy-x-files: turn off the routes you delegate (config/fancy-seo.php → routes) and let x-files own them, feeding it FancySeo::sitemapUrls() for a dynamic, leak-safe sitemap. That is the recommended pairing — fancy-seo for meta, x-files for files.

JSON-LD builders

FancySeo\JsonLd mirrors @particle-academy/fancy-inertia/seo's builders — website, organization, softwareApplication, softwareSourceCode, article, breadcrumbList, faqPage, howTo, collectionPage. Each returns a plain array with the @context/@type set; pass them to defaults() / route() / for().

howTo() and faqPage() no longer render as Google rich results, but the markup still strengthens machine understanding + AI answers — emit them only on pages whose visible content genuinely is an ordered how-to / Q&A.

Social images

Set richer Open Graph / Twitter card metadata via the resolved payload (or the image_alt / image_width / image_height / image_type config defaults):

The head component emits og:image:alt|width|height|type + twitter:image:alt. Declaring the real card dimensions (1200×630) + MIME type helps scrapers like LinkedIn pick the large-card layout instead of falling back to a small square.

Content Security Policy

Under a strict script-src 'nonce-…' CSP, pass the nonce so the inline JSON-LD isn't dropped: <x-fancy-seo::head :nonce="$cspNonce" /> (or set a static fancy-seo.csp_nonce in config).

Validate in CI

php artisan fancy-seo:validate lints every parameter-less, named GET route the way <x-fancy-seo::head> renders it — missing/duplicate titles, thin or over-long descriptions, missing/relative canonicals, noindex leaks, and malformed JSON-LD. Use --format=json|junit for machine output and --strict to fail on warnings:

Roadmap

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License

MIT

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