Htmlseoscan NPM

htmlSEOscan

A Node.js package to let user can use this package to scan a HTML file and show all of the SEO defects.

A NPM module

npm install htmlseoscan

The detail see the test.js file.

const { htmlCheck, FileInput, StreamInput, ConsoleOutput, FileOutput, StreamOutput } = require('htmlseoscan')

HTML input

I. A HTML file (User is able to config the input path)

const FileInput = require('htmlseoscan')
const InputPath = '/yourpath/filename' // input local file path 
const input = new FileInput(InputPath)

II. Node Readable Stream

const fs = require('fs')
const StreamInput = require('htmlseoscan')
const readstream = fs.createReadStream(filePath)
const input = new StreamInput(readstream)

Result output

I. A file (User is able to config the output destination)

const FileOutput = require('htmlseoscan')
const outputPath = '/yourpath/outputfilename' 
const output = new FileOutput(outputPath)

II. Node Writable Stream

const fs = require('fs')
const StreamOutput = require('htmlseoscan')
const writestream = fs.createWriteStream(filePath)
const output = new StreamOutput(writestream)

III. Console

const fs = require('fs')
const ConsoleOutput = require('htmlseoscan')
const output = new ConsoleOutput()

Pre-defined SEO rules

const htmlCheck = require('htmlseoscan')
const htmlSEOcheck = new htmlCheck()
htmlSEOcheck.setInput(input)
htmlSEOcheck.setOutput(output)
htmlSEOcheck.run().then(function(result){
         htmlSEOcheck.getResult()
})

Detect if any <img /> tag without alt attribute

htmlSEOcheck.selectdefaultRule([1])

Detect if any <a /> tag without rel attribute

htmlSEOcheck.selectdefaultRule([2])

In<head> tag i. Detect if header doesn’t have <title> tag ii. Detect if header doesn’t have <meta name=“descriptions” ... /> tag iii. Detect if header doesn’t have <meta name=“keywords” ... /> tag

htmlSEOcheck.selectdefaultRule([3])

Detect if there’re more than 15 <strong> tag in HTML (15 is a value should be configurable by user)

htmlSEOcheck.selectdefaultRule([4])

// const CheckTagCount = require('htmlseoscan')
// htmlSEOcheck.CustomerRule([new CheckTagCount('', 'strong', 15)])

Detect if a HTML have more than one <H1> tag.

htmlSEOcheck.selectdefaultRule([5])

// const CheckTagCount = require('htmlseoscan')
// htmlSEOcheck.CustomerRule([new CheckTagCount('', 'h1', 1)])

Example Output

they can only use the rule 1 and 4.

const { htmlCheck, FileInput, ConsoleOutput} = require('htmlseoscan')
const InputPath = __dirname + '/test.html' // input local file path 
const input = new FileInput(InputPath)
const output = new ConsoleOutput() // ouput in Console.

htmlSEOcheck.setInput(input)
htmlSEOcheck.setOutput(output)
htmlSEOcheck.selectdefaultRule([1, 4])

htmlSEOcheck.run().then(function(result){
         htmlSEOcheck.getResult()
})

Checking existing or not?

const { htmlCheck, FileInput, ConsoleOutput, FileOutput, CheckTagNoAttrValu } = require('htmlseoscan')

const InputPath = __dirname + '/test.html' // input local file path 
const input = new FileInput(InputPath)

const output = new ConsoleOutput() // ouput in Console.

const htmlSEOcheck = new htmlCheck(false)
htmlSEOcheck.setInput(input)
htmlSEOcheck.setOutput(output)
//Checking <meta name=“robots” /> existing or not
htmlSEOcheck.CustomerRule([new CheckTagNoAttrValue('head', 'meta', 'name', 'robots')])
htmlSEOcheck.run().then(function(result){
         htmlSEOcheck.getResult()
})

//SEO defects found:
//This HTML without <meta name="robots"> tag.

Showing all of the defects for rules that user apply, following is a simple output demo when a user apply above 5 rules.

const { htmlCheck, FileInput, ConsoleOutput} = require('htmlseoscan')
const InputPath = __dirname + '/test.html' // input local file path 
const input = new FileInput(InputPath)
const output = new ConsoleOutput() // ouput in Console.

htmlSEOcheck.setInput(input)
htmlSEOcheck.setOutput(output)

htmlSEOcheck.run().then(function(result){
         htmlSEOcheck.getResult()
})

User can define and use their own rules easily.

Please follow this check rule structure:

const CheckRule  = require('htmlseoscan')

class NewCheckRule extends CheckRule {
	constructor(rootag, parameters...) {
		super(rootag)
	     	...
	   }

	check() {
		// check rule
	 	this.isCheck = true // or false
	   }

	err() {
		return !this.isCheck ? "Error message" : ""
	} 
}

Then, add this rule in htmlCheck function. ex:htmlSEOcheck.CustomerRule([new NewCheckRule(rootag, parameters...)])

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