seor

seor bundles a suite of focused R packages for SEO and web-developer workflows into a single metapackage. Installing seor installs every member; library(seor) attaches them all at once, in the style of the tidyverse metapackage.

Installation

seor is not on CRAN yet: a metapackage can go there only once all of its hard dependencies have. Install it, with every member, from r-universe:

install.packages(
  "seor",
  repos = c("https://bart-turczynski.r-universe.dev", "https://cloud.r-project.org")
)

Or the development version from GitLab. pak reads the Remotes: field in DESCRIPTION, so the members not yet on CRAN are fetched too:

# install.packages("pak")
pak::pak("gitlab::bart-turczynski/seor")

Some members compile C or C++ code from source. punycoder uses libidn2 when it is present at build time, and robotstxtr needs a C++17 compiler. ssrfr needs libcurl 7.73.0 or later.

Usage

library(seor)
#> -- Attaching seor packages --
#>   v rurl      ...
#>   v punycoder ...
#>   ...

seor_packages()    # the member packages
seor_conflicts()   # name collisions among attached packages

Members

Each member has its own site, and an llms.txt there for agents.

Package	Purpose	On CRAN	Site	llms.txt
rurl	URL parsing and manipulation	yes	site	llms.txt
punycoder	Punycode / internationalized-domain conversion	yes	site	llms.txt
pslr	Public Suffix List lookups	yes	site	llms.txt
raddr	IP address parsing and classification	yes	site	llms.txt
sitemapr	XML sitemap parsing	no	site	llms.txt
pagerankr	PageRank estimation	yes	site	llms.txt
robotstxtr	robots.txt parsing	no	site	llms.txt
ssrfr	Server-side request forgery guard for fetches

Learn more

• The site: https://bart-turczynski.gitlab.io/seor/
• Getting started: vignette("introduction", package = "seor")
• Contributing, including the development setup and the local gate: CONTRIBUTING.md