Continuous Integration with Hawk.js

Hawk.js integrates seamlessly into your CI/CD pipelines on platforms like GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Jenkins, enabling automated sitemap generation and search engine submission during your deployment process.

What Does Hawk.js Do in CI/CD?

  1. Build Your Website: Generate the deployable version of your site (e.g., static site generators, Next.js apps).
  2. Generate Sitemaps: Create sitemap.xml and robots.txt using Hawk.js.
  3. Trigger Search Engines: Notify search engines using these strategies:
    • IndexNow: For Bing, Yahoo, Yandex, and other IndexNow-compatible engines.
    • Google Webmaster API: Submit and manage sitemaps via Google Search Console.
    • Google Indexing API: Notify Google about job postings or live stream updates.
  4. Optional: Generate sitemaps only, without triggering search engines.

Platform-Specific Workflows

While each CI/CD platform uses different syntax, the core operations are identical.

  • GitHub Actions: Workflow examples for integrating Hawk.js in GitHub repositories.
  • GitLab CI: Pipeline definitions tailored for GitLab environments.
  • Jenkins: Flexible pipeline scripts for various deployment scenarios.

Each page provides four customizable workflows:

  1. IndexNow Strategy: Notify IndexNow-compatible engines.
  2. Google Webmaster: Upload sitemaps to Google Search Console.
  3. Google Indexing API: Directly notify Google about page updates.
  4. Sitemap Generation Only: Generate the sitemap without triggering submissions.

Explore platform-specific pages for detailed workflow templates and step-by-step guidance.


Keywords:

  • Hawk.js CI/CD
  • GitHub Actions
  • GitLab CI
  • Jenkins
  • sitemap generation
  • search engine submission
  • IndexNow
  • Google Webmaster API
  • Google Indexing API
  • CI/CD automation
  • deployment pipeline