Create Google Code Sitemaps and XML Sitemaps
Google searches source code files on the internet.
This functionality is called Google Code Search.
If you are a webmaster that owns a website featuring source code files,
you should create code sitemaps to help Google index your code.
Code sitemaps look like normal XML sitemaps, but have some extra xml sitemap tags and requirements.
If you do not know how to make normal XML sitemaps, check our
xml sitemap generator tutorial.
Creating the Code Sitemap
Building code sitemaps for search engines such as Google is similar to the process for
generating normal XML sitemaps
Note: Depending on the website and its usage of file extensions, it may not always be possible to generate code sitemaps.
When making code sitemaps, you have to ensure all relevant code file file extensions
are included. You may also need to tighten which file name patterns are accepted as code files. Both can be done in sitemap generator
output filters.
The list of programming annd markup languages supported by Google Code Search and our code sitemap generator include:
c++,
c,
c#,
pascal,
java,
ruby,
python,
lisp,
smalltalk,
sml,
eiffel,
fortran,
modula2,
modula3,
bat,
applescript,
lua,
ada,
awk,
tcl,
cobol,
assembly,
basic,
sql,
xml,
xslt,
xul,
html,
css,
perl,
php,
asp,
coldfusion,
javascript,
jsp
and more as they are added.
To help configuration, A1 Sitemap Generator has a
preset option that sets all options to work for most websites that host source code files.
After website crawl has finished, you can build the Google code sitemap by choosing the correct XML sitemap file kind to create:
Creating the Code Sitemap
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<urlset xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9" xmlns:c="http://www.google.com/codesearch/schemas/sitemap/1.0">
<url>
<loc>http://example.com/cppheader.hpp</loc>
<c:codesearch>
<c:filetype>c++</c:filetype>
</c:codesearch>
</url>
</urlset>
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