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ricbra/robots-txt-bundle
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Simple Symfony2 which generates robots.txt based on config setting

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RicbraRobotsTxtBundle
=====================

[](#ricbrarobotstxtbundle)

After solving the same problem for the fifth time I thought it was time to create a Bundle for this problem. I did again an extensive search on any other available material but I guess everybody is solving this problem on his own. On KnpBundles.com and Packagist.org I couldn't find any Bundle for this. So I created this one instead.

### The problem: your staging environment indexed in Google

[](#the-problem-your-staging-environment-indexed-in-google)

We all have some different environments for your apps (staging, test, dev) and we all have experienced this in the past: Google indexed your staging environment and every now and then a real visitor ends up there. Of course you can IP-block the staging but this isn't always feasible.

### Solution for Symfony2: configurable robots.txt

[](#solution-for-symfony2-configurable-robotstxt)

Update your config.yml:

```
ricbra_robots_txt:
    allow_robots: %allow_robots%

```

In your parameters.yml file for production:

```
allow_robots: true

```

In your staging|dev|test parameters file:

```
allow_robots: false

```

Not really rocket science, but it works.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

Composer ftw:

```
$ composer require ricbra/robots-txt-bundle

```

Then enable the bundle:

```