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Dumpers and formatters

The dumper is the class which takes care of the sitemap's persistance (in memory, in a file, etc.) and the formatter formats the sitemap.

Currently, the following dumpers are implemented:

  • File: dumps the sitemap into a file
  • GzFile: dumps the sitemap into a gz compressed file
  • Memory: dumps the sitemap in memory

And the following formatters are implemented:

  • Text: formats the sitemap as a simple text file that contains one URL per line
  • Xml: formats a classic XML sitemap
  • RichXml: formats a rich XML sitemap
  • Spaceless: wraps another formatter and remove the \n and \t characters

The dumpers must implement the Dumper interface and the formatters the Formatter interface.

Images and videos

Images and videos are two objects that are embeddable in sitemaps, and fortunately, this bundle supports both of them.

Just look the Image and Video class to know how to use them.

Sitemap index

In order to be able to generate a sitemap index, the sitemap generator configuration must follow these rules:

  • use a \SitemapGenerator\Dumper\FileDumper instance as dumper (like \SitemapGenerator\Dumper\File or \SitemapGenerator\Dumper\GzFile)
  • use a \SitemapGenerator\Formatter\SitemapIndex instance as formatter (like SitemapGenerator\Formatter\Xml or SitemapGenerator\Formatter\RichXml
  • and have a limit parameter strictly greater to 0.

If all these rules are respected, the generator will build a sitemap index.

Here is how you prepare the generator for a sitemap index:

<?php

use SitemapGenerator\Dumper;
use SitemapGenerator\Formatter;
use SitemapGenerator\SitemapIndex;

$dumper = new Dumper\File('sitemap-index.xml');
$formatter = new Formatter\RichXml();
$sitemap = new SitemapIndex($dumper, $formatter, $base_host = 'http://www.website.com');