Adds a DiWoo-compliant XML sitemap for media files with metadata, extending Simple Sitemap. Ideal for organizations that need to comply with Dutch DiWoo standards.

Features

This module extends the Simple Sitemap module with support for the Dutch government's DiWoo standard. It generates a dedicated XML sitemap that includes media file URLs enriched with metadata based on the
DiWoo XSD definitions.

Generates a DiWoo-compliant XML sitemap specifically for media files.
Introduces a custom field type to manage DiWoo metadata.
Fully integrates with the Simple Sitemap configuration UI.
Supports token replacement and default metadata values.

Use cases:
Government and public sector websites that need to expose their media assets in a machine-readable, DiWoo-compliant format.

Post-Installation

Add the diwoo_meta field to the relevant media entity types.
Configure the appropriate file reference field in the module settings.
Navigate to /admin/config/search/simplesitemap/types and create a new sitemap type:
- Sitemap Generator: DiWoo Sitemap Generator
- URL Generator: DiWoo Media URL Generator
Create a sitemap variant linked to the new sitemap type.
Optionally configure default values and token behavior via /admin/config/search/simplesitemap/diwoo-settings.

Additional Requirements

Simple Sitemap (required)

Recommended modules/libraries

Token – for dynamic metadata values
Media module – if not already enabled

Similar projects

Most sitemap modules focus on listing content URLs. This module is unique in its specific support for DiWoo metadata and media file indexing — meeting a strict standard for structured government data in the Netherlands.

Supporting this Module

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Community Documentation

The main source of documentation is the module’s README.md file. Contributions like video walkthroughs or external guides are welcome via the issue queue!

Simple XML sitemap DiWoo

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