ttree / linkeddata

1.1.0 2026-05-11 11:18 UTC

Requires

• neos/neos: ^9.0

MIT

Published on Packagist.org on 2026-05-11 11:18 UTC

README

This package extend the Neos Content Respository Node Type configuration to convert Node or collection of Nodes to JSON-LD.

Installation

composer require ttree/linkeddata

Features

• Support simple document
• Use EEL queries
• Support relation between document(s)
• Validation of the generated LinkedData

Add presets to your Node Type configuration

First you need to edit your Node Type configuration (NodeTypes.yaml), the example bellow is for a course (Workshop) that can contains many sessions (Course Instance in the Schema.org terminology). Each Session can have a dedicated Location:

'Your.Package:Workshop':
  options:
    TtreeLinkedData:Generator:
      default:
        context:
          sessions: "${q(node).children('sessions').children('[instanceof Your.Package:Session]').sort('begin', 'ASC').get()}"
          nextSessions: "${sessions ? q(sessions).filterByDate('end', Date.now()).get() : null}"
          description: "${q(node).children('main').find('[instanceof Neos.NodeTypes:Text]').get(0)}"
        fragment:
          '@context': http://schema.org
          '@type': Course
          name: "${q(node).property('title')}"
          description: "${String.stripTags(String.cropAtSentence(q(description).property('text'), 180, '...'))}"
          hasCourseInstance: "${nextSessions ? LinkedData.List(nextSessions, preset, false) : null}"

'Your.Package:Session':
  options:
    TtreeLinkedData:Generator:
      default:
        context:
          ISO8601: "Y-m-d\TH:i:sO"
          where: "${q(node).property('where')}"
          course: "${q(node).closest('[instanceof Neos.Neos:Document]').get(0)}"
          description: "${q(course).children('main').find('[instanceof Neos.NodeTypes:Text]').get(0)}"
        fragment:
          '@context': http://schema.org
          '@type': CourseInstance
          name: "${q(course).property('title')}"
          description: "${String.stripTags(String.cropAtSentence(q(description).property('text'), 180, '...'))}"
          startDate: "${Date.format(q(node).property('begin'), ISO8601)}"
          endDate: "${Date.format(q(node).property('end'), ISO8601)}"
          location: "${LinkedData.item(where, preset, false)}"
          
'Your.Package:Location':
  options:
    TtreeLinkedData:Generator:
      default:
        fragment:
          '@context': http://schema.org
          '@type': Place
          name: "${q(node).property('title')}"
          address:
            @type: PostalAddress
            addressLocality: "${q(node).property('addressLocality')}"
            addressRegion: "${q(node).property('addressRegion')}"
            postalCode: "${q(node).property('postalCode')}"
            streetAddress: "${q(node).property('streetAddress')}"

You can use multiple presets (default is the preset name). Most LinkedData EEL helper accept a preset paramater.

Each presets contains two section, the context configuration and the linked data fragment.

Understanding context

The context contains a list of key value pairs. All values are available in the EEL context during expression parsing.

Understanding fragment

The framgment contains the template of the JSON-LD graph. The template can be nested. The value of each keys can be a static string or an EEL expression (see bellow to the list of EEL helpers available in the package).

Render the JSON-LD Graph in the HEAD section

To render the JSON-LD graph from all Workshop pages:

prototype(Your.Package:WorkshopDocument) {
    head.linkedData = Neos.Fusion:Array {
        document = ${LinkedData.render(documentNode, 'default')}
    }
}

With this snippet, Neos will render automatically the JSON-LD content in hte HEAD section of your document.

Render the JSON-LD Graph inside your document BODY

You can also render JSON-LD inside the body of your document, in the case, the prototype Ttree.LinkedData:Decorator can be useful.

Let's say you have a prototype to render your Workshop page content, name Your.Package:WorkshopDocument, the following snippet will add the JSON-LD after your title.

Your.Package:[e-mail] = Ttree.LinkedData:Decorator

By default this prototype use the default preset and the current document, but you can configure it:

Your.Package:[e-mail] = Ttree.LinkedData:Decorator {
	preset = 'myCustomPreset'
	node = ${node}
}

Render JSON-LD from Settings or custom EEL helpers

In some case you can render static JSON-LD (like Organization or Website) and need to use custom EEL helper to prepare the data.

Your:
  Package:
    linkedData:
      website:
        '@context': http://schema.org
        '@type': WebSite
        '@id': '#website'
        url: http://yourdomain.com/
        name: Your website name
        potentialAction:
		  '@type': SearchAction
		  target: http://yourdomain.com/?s={search_term_string}
		  query-input: "required name=search_term_string"
      organization:
        '@context': http://schema.org
        '@type': Organization
        '@id': "#organization"
        url: http://yourdomain.com/
        name: Your organization name

The Website and Organization needs to be rendered on the homepage only:

prototype(Your.Package:HomeDocument) {
    head.linkedData = Neos.Fusion:Array {
        website = ${LinkedData.renderRaw(Configuration.setting('Your.Package.linkedData.website'))}
        organization = ${LinkedData.renderRaw(Configuration.setting('Your.Package.linkedData.organization'))}
    }
}

Replace the Configuration EEL helper by your own if you need dynamic data.

Available EEL Helpers

LinkedData.render

LinkedData.render(NodeInterface $node, $preset = 'default'): string

This helper accept a NodeInterface instance and preset name. The helper will render the full JSON-LD graph and output a valid HTML5 script tag.

LinkedData.renderRaw

LinkedData.renderRaw(array $data): string

This helper accept an array. The helper will render the full JSON-LD graph and output a valid HTML5 script tag.

LinkedData.list

LinkedData.list(array $collection, $preset = 'default', bool $withContext = true): array

This helper a collection of NodeInterface instance, a preset name and boolean switch to print of not the @context key. The helper will return an array of the JSON-LD graph.

You can use this helper in your preset configuration to render a one to one/many relation (see the hasCourseInstance in the default preset for the Your.Package:Workshop node type.)

LinkedData.item

LinkedData.item(NodeInterface $node, $preset = 'default', bool $withContext = true): array

This helper a NodeInterface instance, a preset name and boolean switch to print of not the @context key. The helper will return an array of the JSON-LD graph.

You can use this helper in your preset configuration to render a one to one relation.

Acknowledgments

Development sponsored by ttree ltd - neos solution provider.

We try our best to craft this package with a lots of love, we are open to sponsoring, support request, ... just contact us.

License

Licensed under MIT, see LICENSE