SLA is a simple broken links checker, with built in caching.
$ gem install slaalias sla='docker run --rm -it --network host -v /tmp/sla_cache:/app/cache dannyben/sla'The --network host flag is only necessary if you intend to check links on localhost.
- Easy to use command line interface.
- Built in caching, to avoid overtaxing the server.
- Show and save list of broken links to a log file.
- Exits with non zero code on failure, for CI integration.
$ sla --help
Site Link Analyzer
Usage:
sla URL [options]
sla --help | -h | --version
Options:
--verbose, -v
Show detailed output
--simple, -s
Show simple output of errors only
--depth, -d DEPTH
Set crawling depth [default: 5]
--external, -x
Also check external links
--ignore, -i URLS
Specify a list of space delimited patterns to skip
URLs that contain any of the strings in this list will be skipped
--cache, -c LIFE
Set cache life [default: 1d]. LIFE can be in any of the following formats:
10 = 10 seconds
20s = 20 seconds
10m = 10 minutes
10h = 10 hours
10d = 10 days
--cache-dir DIR
Set the cache directory
-h --help
Show this help
--version
Show version number
Parameters:
URL
URL to scan
Environment Variables:
SLA_SLEEP
Set number of seconds to sleep between calls (for debugging purposes)
Examples:
sla example.com
sla example.com -c10m -d10
sla example.com --cache-dir my_cache
sla example.com --depth 10
sla example.com --cache 30d --external
sla example.com --simple > out.log
sla example.com --ignore "/admin /customer/login"
If you experience any issue, have a question or a suggestion, or if you wish to contribute, feel free to open an issue.
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