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const { Validator, FileInput, ConsoleOutput } = require('seo-validator')
const validator = new Validator()
const filePath = __dirname + '/index.html'
const input = new FileInput(filePath)
const output = new ConsoleOutput()
// Skip predefined rules
validator.skipRules([1,4,5])
validator.setInput(input)
validator.setOutput(output)
try {
validator
.validate()
.then(async () => {
await validator.getResult()
})
} catch (err) {
console.error(err)
}
Node.js 8.0 or greater
npm install seo-validator
<img />
tags without alt attribute<a />
tags without rel attribute<title>
tag<meta name="descriptions" … />
tag<meta name="keywords" … />
tag<strong>
tag in HTML <h1>
tagconst {
RuleExistTag,
RuleTagExistAttribute,
RuleTagExistAttributeValue,
RuleTagCountLimit,
RuleTagCountWithoutAttribute
} = require('seo-validator')
new RuleExistTag('head', 'title')
new RuleTagExistAttribute('head', 'img', 'alt')
new RuleTagExistAttributeValue('head', 'meta', 'name', 'description')
new RuleTagCountLimit('', 'strong', 15)
new RuleTagCountWithoutAttribute('', 'img', 'alt')
// Add rules
validator.addRule(new RuleExistTag('head', 'title'))
validator.addRule(new RuleTagExistAttribute('head', 'img', 'alt'))
const fs = require('fs')
const { FileInput, StreamInput } = require('seo-validator')
const filePath = __dirname + '/index.html'
const input = new FileInput(filePath)
//const stream = fs.createReadStream(filePath)
//const input = new StreamOutput(stream)
validator.setInput(input)
const fs = require('fs')
const { ConsoleOutput, FileOutput, StreamOutput } = require('seo-validator')
const filePath = __dirname + '/result.log'
const output = new ConsoleOutput()
//output = new FileOutput(filePath)
//const stream = fs.createWriteStream(filePath)
//const output = new StreamOutput(stream)
validator.setOutput(output)
const { Validator } = require('seo-validator')
const validator = new Validator(true)
//const validator = new Validator(false)
validator.skipRules([1,4,5])
const { FileInput } = require('seo-validator')
const filePath = __dirname + '/index.html'
const input = new FileInput(filePath)
validator.setInput(input)
const { ConsoleOutput } = require('seo-validator')
const filePath = __dirname + '/result.log'
const output = new ConsoleOutput()
validator.setOutput(output)
validator.addRule(new RuleExistTag('head', 'title'))
try {
validator
.validate()
.then(async () => {
await validator.getResult()
})
} catch (err) {
console.error(err)
}
const { Rule } = require('seo-validator')
class NewRule extends Rule {
constructor(rootTag, ...params) {
super(rootTag)
...
}
validate() {
// Write logic
this.isValid = true // or false
}
error() {
return !this.isValid ? `Error message` : ''
}
}
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A Node.js package scan a HTML content and show all of SEO defects
We found that seo-validator demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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