Google Search Console integratie

Fetching verified sites

Querying search analytics

Inspecting URL

Inspect one URL of the connected Search Console property with the URL Inspection API. site_url is injected; inspection_url must be a fully qualified URL inside the property (same URL prefix, or the domain or a subdomain for sc-domain properties). The result describes Google's last indexed version of the URL, not a live test, and can lag recent changes by days. Report to the user from inspectionResult.indexStatusResult: verdict, coverageState, indexingState, lastCrawlTime, pageFetchState, robotsTxtState and crawledAs, and compare googleCanonical with userCanonical (state whether they match; a mismatch means Google chose a different canonical). Also give the sitemaps and referringUrls when present, rich result issues when returned, and inspectionResultLink so the user can open the report in Search Console. When a field is absent, say it was not reported rather than guessing. This API cannot request indexing, request a recrawl or run a live URL test; never claim that indexing was requested. Quota: 2,000 inspections per day and 600 per minute per property, so only inspect the URLs the user asks about.

Fetching sitemaps

Fetching sitemap details

Submitting sitemap

Submit or resubmit a sitemap (XML sitemap, sitemap index, RSS or Atom feed) for the connected Search Console property. site_url is injected; feedpath is the fully qualified sitemap URL and must belong to the property. Requires Owner or Full permission on the property; the user approves the call in chat before it runs. A successful submission returns no content: afterwards call GOOGLE_SEARCH_CONSOLE_GET_SITEMAP for the same feedpath and report lastSubmitted, isPending, errors and warnings. Submitting a sitemap only tells Google where it is; it does not request indexing of individual URLs.