Find mixed content errors on a site by crawling it with Puppeteer
$ npm install mixed-content-crawler
$ mixed-content-crawler
Find mixed content errors on a site by crawling it with Puppeteer
Usage
$ mixed-content-crawler <url>
Example
$ mixed-content-crawler https://buster.neocities.org/crwlr/
$ mixed-content-crawler https://buster.neocities.org/crwlr/
resolved: 200 https://buster.neocities.org/crwlr/
resolved: 200 https://buster.neocities.org/crwlr/other.html
blocked-mixed-content: http://http.badssl.com/icons/icon-red.png
resolved: 200 https://buster.neocities.org/crwlr/mixed-content.html
resolved: 404 https://buster.neocities.org/crwlr/missing.html
requestfailed: https://buster.neocities.org/crwlr/dummy.pdf {"errorText":"net::ERR_ABORTED"}const mixedContentCrawler = require('mixed-content-crawler');
const results = await mixedContentCrawler('https://buster.neocities.org/crwlr/');
results.forEach((mixedRequests, page) => {
console.log(page);
for (let r of mixedRequests) {
console.log('->', r);
}
});
// https://buster.neocities.org/crwlr/mixed-content.html
// -> http://http.badssl.com/icons/icon-red.png- [] Allow for ignoring
location.hashwhen determinining unique URLs - [] Better documentation
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