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github.com/acernik/sitemap
This repository contains implementation of a simple sitemap generator (https://www.sitemaps.org
).
The sitemap generator accepts the following parameters:
-url
- the starting URL for the sitemap generator-parallel
- number of parallel workers to navigate through site-output-file
- output file for the sitemap-max-depth
- max depth of url navigation recursionTo run the application run make run
command. This will run the sitemap generator with parameters defined in run.sh
file. If you want to change the parameters, then make the changes in run.sh
file. Or just run go run cmd/main.go
from
root directory with parameters of your choice.
To run unit tests execute make tests
command from the root directory. This will run all unit tests with coverage.
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