FAQ

Richie JS can generate wide range of rich results recognized by Google, including article, breadcrumb, movie & carousel, recipe & carousel, course & carousel, restaurant & carousel, event, faq, learning video, local business, organization, product & variants, profile page, sitelinks search box, and software app.

You can report your issue on our Github repo of Richie JS (opens in a new tab) and we encourage opensource contributor to follow our contributor guidelines.

Richie JS generates JSON-linked data and automatically injects them into HTML input sources, eliminating the need for manual intervention. Once you've commanded Richie JS, the output files are ready for deployment.

To create rich results, traditionally you'd need to manually copy and paste your page content, even though it's already on your webpage. But fear not! That's where Richie JS steps in. It automates this process for you. All you need to do is use a reserved class name. You're free to choose your own or simply use one of our predefined ones. Richie JS then looks up by queries it using CSS selectors. From there, it automatically generates rich results without any interruptions, effectively cutting out the manual work for you.

Simply follow our documentation to use the reserved class name corresponding to your desired rich result type. Then, command Richie JS, and voila, you've got it!

By default outputs are stored inside dist You can change output directory by passing it to the command line when exucuting Richie JS (Kindly refer working with API & CLI).

To use reserved classes in HTML for Richie JS, simply refer to the documentation corresponding to your desired rich result type. Each rich result type has its own set of reserved names, so it's important to follow the guidelines provided for that specific type. By doing so, you'll be able to use the reserved class names accordingly and generate the desired rich results seamlessly.

Yes it is open source. and licenced under Apache 2.0, By means we give complete freedom to users and developers to use commercially or non commercially without any limitation.

Yes, absolutely since it is licence under Apache 2.0.

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