Find your missing on pages Google and request them to be indexed using the Web Search Indexing API.
Get your pages indexed.
Search Console data and multi-engine submission, in one small app.
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requestindexing.com GPL-3.0 Β· Cloudflare-native Β· free during beta Built by Harlan Wilton Β· maintainer of Nuxt SEO Follow @harlan_zw Β· Join Discord |
[!NOTE]
Free during beta. See VISION.md for what this is and, more importantly, what it is not.
Connect Search Console, see which pages are indexed and which are not, and submit the ones that need it.
This is a small product on purpose. It does not do AI crawler observability, LLM citation tracking, SPA prerendering, or inject llms.txt into your site. Those were an earlier direction and are gone. See VISION.md.
@gscdump/*, the engine: sync, retention, indexing inspection, sitemaps, submission, and the public protocol this app consumesEngine features land here by upgrading the gscdump protocol, not by rebuilding them. IndexNow and Bing Webmaster Tools arrive that way when gscdump ships them.
git clone git@github.com:harlan-zw/request-indexing.git
pnpm i
Configure a Google OAuth client at the Google Developer Console with scopes userinfo.email, webmasters.readonly, indexing, and redirect URLs http://localhost:3000/auth/google and http://localhost:3000/auth/google-indexing.
# .env
NUXT_OAUTH_GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=<clientId>
NUXT_OAUTH_GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET=<clientSecret>
NUXT_KEY=<must be 32 chars>
NUXT_SESSION_PASSWORD=<secret>
Talking to the hosted engine also needs a gscdump partner key (NUXT_GSCDUMP_API_KEY) and webhook secret (NUXT_GSCDUMP_WEBHOOK_SECRET). See .dev.vars.example for the full list.
pnpm dev
Building requires a Nuxt UI Pro license:
NUXT_UI_PRO_LICENSE_KEY=<license> pnpm build
The hosted product is one deployment of this codebase. Bring your own Cloudflare account, your own Google OAuth app, your own D1 + R2 bindings; deploy with wrangler deploy. Full guide: TODO.
The original Request Indexing was inspired by google-indexing-script (background).
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