Working with API and CLI
Richie.js provides two powerful tools for integrating structured data and rich results into your web projects: the API and the CLI (Command Line Interface). Depending on your development environment and needs, you can choose to work with the API for dynamic, programmatic integration, or use the CLI for batch generation and configuration management.
This page serves as an overview and a guide to help you get started with both tools. For more detailed information on each, use the buttons below to access the child pages for API and CLI.
Key Differences Between API and CLI
| Feature | API Setup | CLI Setup |
|---|---|---|
| Usage | Integrated into code for dynamic use. | Run from terminal for static or batch processing. |
| Supported Environments | Browser and Node.js | Node.js (CLI environment) |
Choose Your Way
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API: The API allows you to generate rich snippets programmatically from both Node.js and browser-side environments. It is perfect for integration into dynamic web applications.
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CLI: The CLI offers a command-line interface to generate and manage rich snippets from your terminal, making it ideal for automating the SEO process and working with static files.
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