urlstatuschecker v1.0.1

UrlStatusChecker

UrlStatusChecker is a command-line tool written in Node.js to check all the URL's status inside your local file. The current version is 0.1. If the URL is good with the status code 200, it prints "GOOD" in green. If the URL is bad with the status code 400 or 404, it prints "BAD" in Red. If the URL is redirect with the status code 301, 307, 308 , it prints "Redirect" in Blue. If the RUL is broken or no response, it prints "Broken / No response" in White. Else, it prints "UNKNOWN" in grey.

How do I install this?

Run the command using

npm i -g https://github.com/tianlangwu/urlStatusChecker

Or download the files, then "run npm install -g pathName"

npm install -g C:\Seneca\OSD600\Release0.1

After downloan, yo can also "cd" to the path directory then run npm link / npm install -g

How do I run it?

Run the command using "urlstatuschecker Path\filename".

urlstatuschecker C:\Seneca\OSD600\Release0.1\test1.html

For multiple file

urlstatuschecker C:\Seneca\OSD600\Release0.1\test1.html test3.html

Features

1. URLs printed in colors depending on their status.
2. Support command line args (e.g., --version).
3. Won't crash when accessing a bad URL or timeouts.
4. Allow passing multiple file paths

Available command args

-v / -version: Show the Current version of urlStatusChecker. -u: Check the url status directly -g: only good URLs to get displayed -b：only bad URLs to get displayed -j: output JSON file in format of { "url": 'https://www.google.com', "status": 200 }, { "url": 'https://bad-link.com', "status": 404 } -i/: allows specifying two files, first file should contain the links to be ignored if they are contained in the second file.

urlstatuschecker -u http://www.google.com