astrolib

Astrolib is an open-source collection of Astro packages that handle SEO management and analytics snippet injection for Astro projects.

What is astrolib?

Astrolib is a monorepo that publishes two npm packages: @astrolib/seo and @astrolib/analytics. The SEO package aims to simplify managing search engine optimization in Astro projects, while the analytics package injects tracking snippets for popular web analytics tools such as Google Analytics. Both packages are installed via npm and used inside Astro components or configuration. The repository is tagged with topics like astro, astro-seo, astro-analytics, and google-analytics, reflecting its focus. As of the repository's metadata, it has 76 stars, indicating modest community interest.

Key Features

• @astrolib/seo — Provides utilities for managing SEO metadata, including titles, descriptions, and Open Graph tags, with minimal setup in Astro.
• @astrolib/analytics — Injects analytics snippets for web analytics tools, including Google Analytics, into Astro pages.
• Astro-native — Both packages are designed specifically for the Astro framework and are installed through npm.
• Modular — The two packages can be used independently or together, depending on the project's needs.
• Versioned — Each package is published with its own version, as indicated by the npm version badges in the repository README that link to npmjs.com.

Who is it for?

• Astro developers who want to add SEO management to their static or server-rendered sites without manually writing meta tags for every page.
• Site owners using Astro who need to integrate Google Analytics or other analytics tools and prefer a package that handles snippet injection.
• Open-source contributors looking for a focused, well-tagged codebase to learn from or extend for separate SEO and analytics concerns.

Use cases

• Astro blog authors: use @astrolib/seo to generate unique titles and descriptions for each post.
• Marketing sites built with Astro: set up analytics tracking across all pages by adding the analytics package once.