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Prolog

Seo data is stored in the database in the seo table and is linked to pages based on the url, the url is unique for websites, therefore, the seo in this package is built from it

Easy to use
Not tied to entities
All data is cached relative to url and reset by events on the model

Installation

composer require lee-to/laravel-seo-by-url

Publish config

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Leeto\Seo\Providers\SeoServiceProvider"

php artisan migrate

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MoonShine

if you use the MoonShine, then publish the resource with this command

#for version 4+
php artisan seo:moonshine

#for version 3
php artisan seo:moonshine_old

Get started

For starters, you can choose the best usage approach for you:

Facade

use Leeto\Seo\Seo;

// ...

Seo::title('Hello world')

Helper

seo()->title('Hello world')

use Leeto\Seo\SeoManager;

// ...

public function __invoke(SeoManager $seo)
{
    //
}

Ok I prefer to use the helper

Blade directives

Render meta tags

title, descriptions, keywords, og

<html>
<head>
    <!-- // ... -->

    @seo

    <!-- // ... -->
</head>

Render seo text

<div>
    @seoText('Default text')
</div>

Set and save seo data

seo()->title('Im page title')

set and save in database

seo()->title('Im page title', true)

other tags

seo()->description('Im page description')
seo()->keywords('Im page description')
seo()->text('Im page description')
seo()->og(['image' => 'link to image'])

get value

seo()->meta()->title()
seo()->meta()->description()
seo()->meta()->keywords()
seo()->meta()->text()
seo()->meta()->og()

get html tags

seo()->meta()->html()

save by model

use Leeto\Seo\Models\Seo;

Seo::create([
    'url' => '/',
    'title' => 'Im title'
]);

Default values

Set in seo config config/seo.php

return [
    'default' => [
        'title' => 'Im title'
    ]
]);

Inertia

Use Shared Data

class HandleInertiaRequests extends Middleware
{
    //
    public function share(Request $request)
    {
        return array_merge(parent::share($request), [
            // ...

            'seo' => [
                'title' => seo()->meta()->title(),
                'description' => seo()->meta()->description(),
                'keywords' => seo()->meta()->keywords(),
                'og' => seo()->meta()->og(),
                'text' => seo()->meta()->text(),
            ]
        ]);
    }
    //
}

import { Head } from '@inertiajs/vue3'

<Head>
  <title>{{ $page.props.seo.title }}</title>
  <meta name="description" :content="$page.props.seo.description">
</Head>