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google-search-console-checker

v1.0.7

Published

Anticipate the Google Search Console errors by checking your website links, sitemap errors, and more.

Downloads

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Maintainers

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Keywords

googlesearchgoogle search consoleSEO checktechnical SEObroken links

Readme

Google Search Console checker (SEOchecker program)

This tool anticipates Google Search Console errors for SEO.

image info

Run it on your website or the website of your customers to validate the technical SEO.

It shows all errors that Lighthouse does not screen.

Validation features:

  • Missing canonicals
  • Incorrect canonical URLs
  • Broken links (404, 500, ...)
  • Sitemap validity
  • URL validity in sitemaps
  • Duplicate canonicals

And in the future version:

  • Basic HTML structure issues (duplicate H1, orphan H2, ...)

License

MIT: use it for free whenever you want, however you want

Usage

  1. Install Node.js: https://nodejs.org/en/blog/release/v18.12.0
  2. Open a terminal
  3. Run npm i -g google-search-console-checker
  4. Run SEOchecker --all https://yourwebsite.com

The tool lists anomalies with clear explanations page by page.

Example: robots.txt is missing on website https://yourwebsite.com

Launch Options

  • --single: check only the provided page URL
  • --all: check recursively all pages from the provided page URL
  • --withExternal: check external links
  • --help: show this help
  • -excludeStatus <statusCode>: exclude status responses for checked links
  • <url>: the URL to check

EXAMPLE: SEOchecker --single -excludeStatus 401,400 https://example.com/blog/article-1

Use it in CI

Stop the push to production process with SEO issues by including this tool in your CI.

If it finds problems, it will return an exit code 1, and the CI process could be interrupted.

Autor

Thomas Dupont : https://monformateurindependant.com/trainers/thomas-dupont