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node-seo-defects

v1.0.9

Published

Scan a HTML file and show all of the SEO defects

Downloads

17

Readme

node-seo-defects

Build Status

Scan a HTML file and show all of the SEO defects

Installation

npm install node-seo-defects

Config

If you assign your own yml, write the absolute path at filePath of input, ouput

input:
    filePath: "/../test/html/RuleCheckerCase1.html" #file location of your html
output:
    type: "console" #console or file
    filePath: "/../output/report.txt" #if type is file, set the file location of output file
rules:
    TagWithoutAttribute:
    - img: alt
    - a: rel
    TagDoesnotHaveTag:
    - head: title
    TagMoreThanNumber:
    - h1: 1
    - strong: 15
    HeadDoesnotHaveMeta:
    - name: description
    - name: keywords

Usage

Use default RuleChecker.yml
const seoDefects = require('node-seo-defects');

const sd = new seoDefects();
sd.run(); //run() is asynchronous function
Assign config yml to constructor
const seoDefects = require('node-seo-defects');

const sd = new seoDefects('your.yml'); //full path
sd.run() 
Assign config json to run()
const seoDefects = require('node-seo-defects');

const sd = new seoDefects();
sd.run({
    "input": { "filePath": "./node_modules/node-seo-defects/test/html/RuleCheckerCase1.html" },
    "output": { "type": "console", filePath: "" }
})
Use input stream
const Readable = require('stream').Readable;
const seoDefects = require('node-seo-defects');

const sd = new seoDefects();
let s = new Readable();
s.push('<html><head></head><body></body></html>');
s.push(null);
sd.setInput(s);
sd.run()
Use output stream
const seoDefects = require('node-seo-defects');
const fs = require('fs');

const sd = new seoDefects();
let wstream = fs.createWriteStream('output.txt', {
    flags: 'w'
    });
sd.setOutput(wstream);
sd.run();
Set input file
const seoDefects = require('node-seo-defects');

const sd = new seoDefects();
sd.setInput('./node_modules/node-seo-defects/test/html/RuleCheckerCase2.html');
sd.run();
Set output file
const seoDefects = require('node-seo-defects');

const sd = new seoDefects();
sd.setOutput('/tmp/output.txt');
sd.run();
Set output to console
const seoDefects = require('node-seo-defects');

const sd = new seoDefects('your.yml');
sd.setOutput('console');
sd.run();
Use specific rule
const seoDefects = require('node-seo-defects');

const sd = new seoDefects();
sd.run({
    "rules": {
        "TagDoesnotHaveTag": [
            {
                "head": "title"
            }
        ]
    }
});

Test

npm test