urlsup (urls up) finds URLs in files and checks whether they are up by
making a GET request and checking the response status code. This tool is
useful for lists, repos or any type of project containing URLs that you want to
be up.
It's written in Rust (stable) and executes the requests async in multiple threads, making it very fast. This in combination with its ease of use makes it the perfect tool for your CI pipeline.
This project is a slim version of
awesome_bot but aims to be faster.
USAGE:
urlsup [OPTIONS] <FILES>...
FLAGS:
--allow-timeout URLs that time out are allowed
OPTIONS:
-a, --allow <status codes> Comma separated status code errors to allow
--threads <thread count> Thread count for making requests (default: CPU core count)
-t, --timeout <seconds> Connection timeout in seconds (default: 30)
-w, --white-list <urls> Comma separated URLs to white list
ARGS:
<FILES>... Files to check$ urlsup `find . -name "*.md"`
> Using threads: 8
> Using timeout (seconds): 30
> Allow timeout: false
> Will check URLs in 1 file
1. ./README.md
⠹ Finding URLs in files...
> Found 2 unique URLs, 3 in total
1. https://httpstat.us/401
2. https://httpstat.us/404
⠏ Checking URLs...
> Issues
1. 401 https://httpstat.us/401
2. 404 https://httpstat.us/404$ urlsup `find . -name "*.md"`
> Using threads: 8
> Using timeout (seconds): 30
> Allow timeout: false
> Will check URLs in 1 file
1. ./README.md
⠹ Finding URLs in files...
> Found 1 unique URL, 1 in total
1. https://httpstat.us/200
⠏ Checking URLs...
> No issues!$ urlsup README.md --white-list rust,crates
# white list all links starting with rust or crates
$ urlsup README.md,README-zh.md
# check links in 2 files
$ urlsup docs/*.md
# check all markdown files in docs/ directory
$ urlsup README.md --allow-timeout -t 5
# speed up validation by setting a timeout of 5 seconds per link request and allowing timeouts
$ urlsup README.md --allow 403,429
# allow status code errors 403 and 429Install with cargo to run urlsup on your local machine.
cargo install urlsupSee urlsup-action.
This repo uses a Makefile as an interface for common operations.
- Do code changes
- Run
make build linkto build the project and create a symlink from the built binary to the root of the project - Run
./urlsupto execute the binary with your changes - Profit ⭐