Command-line tool for finding and reporting dead links (e.g., broken URLs) in a file
urltester- This command displays a standard usage manual which shows how to use the tool as well as the command line arguments available
urltester <filename>- This command enables the tool to search for all the links in the file, make network requests and prints out the url with their respective status code
urltester -v | version- Using either v or version command, you can see the tool name and current version
urltester -j | --json | \j- Using either one of these commands will display the outputs in JSON format
urltester -all | --good | --bad- --all will displays all URLs
- --good will display all good URLs i.e. status code 200
- --bad will display all bad URLs i.e. status code 400 or 404
urltester -i | --ignore- Using either one of these commands will parse an ignored URLs text file. All URLs should be checked against this list to see if they need to be ignored.
- It looks for and processes all the URLs using
http://orhttps://schemes - URLs are displayed according to the following:
- Green: good, status code 200
- Red: bad, status code 400 or 404
- Gray: unknown, status code
- Optimized to request headers instead of full body downloads
- Additional support is added for timeouts
- Ignore URL pattern feature is added to ignore specified URL patterns.