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@roybakker/index-fast

v1.0.7

Published

This script helps get your whole site noticed by Google in less than 48 hours. It's simple and uses a Google API.

Downloads

8

Readme

Google Indexing Script

This script helps get your whole site noticed by Google in less than 48 hours. It's simple and uses a Google API.

What You Need

How to Use

  1. Run npm install @roybakker/index-fast

  2. Follow this guide from Google. You should end up with a Google Cloud project with the Indexing API turned on, and a service account that can manage your sites.

  3. Turn on both the Google Search Console API and the Web Search Indexing API in your Google Project ➤ API Services ➤ Enabled API & Services.

  4. Download the JSON file with your service account's credentials and save it in the same folder as the script. Name the file service_account.json.

    • If your site is a Domain Property on GSC, use it like processSite('example.com').
    • If it's a URL Prefix property, use it like processSite('https://www.example.com').
    • If unsure, try both 😀. Or have a look in your Google Search Console for the correct property naming.

Example

import { processSite } from "@roybakker/index-fast";

processSite("brickifyme.com");  // or processSite("https://www.brickifyme.com");

Important Notes:

  • Your site needs one or more sitemaps on Google Search Console. If not, the script can't find the pages to index.
  • You can use the script many times. It will only index pages that aren't already indexed.
  • Indexing many pages might take time, so be patient.

📄 License

GPL-3.0-only

💖 Sponsor

This project is supported by BrickifyMe