SchemaGrove Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
SchemaGrove turns Schema.org structured data into a visual graph. Connect entities, choose properties, bind values to WordPress content, validate the graph, and preview the exact JSON-LD before saving.
The Lite plugin includes:
- A visual per-post and per-page schema graph editor.
- Selectable public WordPress content types, including registered product and custom post types.
- A full searchable Schema.org type and property catalog generated from the Apache-2.0
schema-dtsproject, with a reliable built-in fallback. - Safe dynamic bindings for post, author, featured-image, date, and site values.
- Repeated values, first-class nested schemas, connected entity references, graph import/export, and content-aware starter flows.
- Server-side validation and JSON-LD compilation.
- A bounded, pannable Site Graph for page hierarchy, links present in stored post content, and saved schema relationships.
- An optional, resumable setup wizard that explains site identity, schema planning, and publishing ownership in plain language.
- Resource limits and capability checks for every graph operation.
- A clean extension surface for a separately distributed Pro add-on.
The separately distributed SchemaGrove Pro add-on supplies agent discoverability analysis, site-wide entity intelligence, conditional templates, operational diagnostics, and automated agent-readiness tooling. SchemaGrove Lite remains fully usable for every function listed above and makes no external AI requests.
Privacy
SchemaGrove Lite stores schema graphs in WordPress post metadata and settings in the WordPress options table. Each saved graph also records its revision, save time, and the WordPress user ID that last edited it for concurrency and audit context. It sends no content or personal data to an external service. Suggested disclosure text is also added to WordPress’s Privacy Policy Guide.
Developer Notes
The authenticated REST namespace is schemagrove/v1. Cookie-authenticated requests use the standard wp_rest nonce; application passwords continue to work through WordPress REST authentication. Human-readable JavaScript and CSS source, pinned build dependencies, and reproducible build instructions are included in src/, package.json, package-lock.json, and README.md. Key extension hooks include schemagrove_allowed_bindings, schemagrove_binding_value, schemagrove_vocabulary_catalog, schemagrove_graph_before_save, schemagrove_graph_validation, schemagrove_effective_graph, schemagrove_compiled_json_ld, schemagrove_should_output, schemagrove_admin_config, schemagrove_is_pro_active, schemagrove_register_rest_routes, and schemagrove_loaded.
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