vue-seo-layer/lib/seo-module.ts

// The layer's local Nuxt module (configKey `seo`). It copies the module
// options into runtimeConfig.public.seo, where the layer's app and server
// code read them. It lives in lib/ rather than modules/ so Nuxt's
// local-module scan cannot register it a second time. Layer source never
// uses the ~ or @ aliases: they resolve to the consuming project.
//
// The config key `seo` is shared with nuxt-seo-utils (@nuxtjs/seo) where an
// app still uses it: each module reads only its own keys, so the layer's
// options never use a name nuxt-seo-utils has (enabled, fallbackTitle …).

import { defineNuxtModule, useLogger } from 'nuxt/kit'
import { findOffenders, guardMessage, noindexRule, type GuardPage } from './guard.ts'

export interface SeoModuleOptions {
  /**
   * false turns every CMS call off (no resolve, no head from the CMS, no
   * redirects, no root files, no 404 reports), for a site without the SEO
   * plugin. An alias of public.seo.enabled (NUXT_PUBLIC_SEO_ENABLED), which
   * keeps working; either one false switches the layer off.
   */
  cms: boolean
  /** Breadcrumbs from the CMS (components in 33-08). */
  breadcrumbs: boolean
  links: {
    /**
     * A visually hidden "(opens in a new tab)" hint inside external links
     * while the CMS's links_new_tab is on. Copied to
     * runtimeConfig.public.seo.links.newTabHint for the body-link pipeline.
     */
    newTabHint: boolean
  }
  /** Serve robots.txt, the sitemaps, llms.txt and the CMS's root files from the backend. */
  rootFiles: boolean
  /** File extensions the Nitro middleware still resolves, so an old file address can redirect. */
  resolveFiles: string[]
  /**
   * Route-rule patterns ('/p/**', '/konto', '/x/*') the app declares
   * noindex: they are served with X-Robots-Tag: noindex, nofollow and may
   * render in the browser only (ssr: false, a .client.vue page) without
   * failing the build guard (D-70, D-23).
   */
  noindexRoutes: string[]
  /**
   * false for a site that is never indexed (an internal tool, a panel): the
   * build guard then checks nothing. Default true.
   */
  indexable: boolean
}

export const SEO_MODULE_DEFAULTS: SeoModuleOptions = {
  cms: true,
  breadcrumbs: true,
  links: { newTabHint: true },
  rootFiles: true,
  resolveFiles: ['pdf'],
  noindexRoutes: [],
  indexable: true,
}

const strings = (v: unknown): string[] => (Array.isArray(v) ? v.filter((e): e is string => typeof e === 'string' && e !== '') : [])

export default defineNuxtModule<SeoModuleOptions>({
  meta: {
    name: 'vue-seo-layer',
    configKey: 'seo',
  },
  defaults: SEO_MODULE_DEFAULTS,
  setup(options, nuxt) {
    const noindexRoutes = strings(options.noindexRoutes)
    const indexable = options.indexable !== false
    // The app's own ssr flag, read before Nuxt's server setup may rewrite
    // a global ssr: false into a '/**' route rule.
    const ssr = nuxt.options.ssr !== false
    const inlineRouteRules = nuxt.options.experimental?.inlineRouteRules === true

    // Build guard (D-70). Nitro's config hook runs once every layer and
    // module has merged its rules into it; there the declared noindex
    // routes get their X-Robots-Tag rule. The pages are resolved after
    // that, so the check runs when both are known: once the pages are
    // resolved, or before the Nitro build for an app without pages. It
    // reads the final Nitro rules (nuxt.options.routeRules, nitro.routeRules
    // and every layer's), the .client.vue pages and the inline route rules
    // flag.
    let nitroRules: Record<string, unknown> | null = null
    let pages: GuardPage[] | null = null
    let checked = false
    const logger = useLogger('vue-seo-layer')
    const guard = () => {
      if (nitroRules === null) return
      checked = true
      const offenders = findOffenders({
        ssr,
        indexable,
        routeRules: { ...(nuxt.options.routeRules ?? {}), ...nitroRules },
        pages: pages ?? [],
        noindexRoutes,
        inlineRouteRules,
      })
      if (offenders.length === 0) return
      const message = guardMessage(offenders)
      // A production build fails; nuxt dev and nuxt prepare (run on
      // install) only warn, so a developer can still fix the page.
      if (nuxt.options.dev || nuxt.options._prepare) logger.warn(message)
      else throw new Error(message)
    }
    nuxt.hook('nitro:config', (config) => {
      config.routeRules ||= {}
      const rules = config.routeRules as Record<string, unknown>
      for (const pattern of noindexRoutes) rules[pattern] = noindexRule(rules[pattern])
      nitroRules = rules
    })
    nuxt.hook('nitro:init', (nitro) => {
      nitroRules = nitro.options.routeRules as Record<string, unknown>
    })
    nuxt.hook('pages:resolved', (resolved) => {
      pages = resolved as GuardPage[]
      guard()
    })
    nuxt.hook('nitro:build:before', (nitro) => {
      nitroRules = nitro.options.routeRules as Record<string, unknown>
      if (!checked || nuxt.options.dev) guard()
    })

    const runtime = nuxt.options.runtimeConfig as { public: Record<string, unknown> }
    const current = (runtime.public.seo ?? {}) as Record<string, unknown>
    // Only the layer's own keys: the shared config key may carry
    // nuxt-seo-utils options, which stay out of the public runtime config.
    runtime.public.seo = {
      ...current,
      cms: options.cms !== false,
      breadcrumbs: options.breadcrumbs !== false,
      links: { ...((current.links as Record<string, unknown>) ?? {}), newTabHint: options.links?.newTabHint !== false },
      rootFiles: options.rootFiles !== false,
      resolveFiles: Array.isArray(options.resolveFiles) ? [...options.resolveFiles] : [...SEO_MODULE_DEFAULTS.resolveFiles],
      noindexRoutes,
      indexable,
    }
  },
})