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whynopadlock

Checks for http connections on an https site

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Setup

npm i whynopadlock --save

Project setup

You will need to create a new file for your project example.js and then from in there you will need to add a basic setup structure to take in pages to test as an array, look at the Usage instructions below.

Usage whynopadlock

import { whynopadlock } from 'whynopadlock';

var pages = [
  'https://www.example.com/'
];

whynopadlock( pages );

insecurity

import { insecurity } from 'whynopadlock';

var pages = [
  'https://www.example.com/'
];

insecurity({
  pages,
  cb: () => {},
  whitelist: [
    /w3\.com/
  ],
  timeout: 2000,
  showErrorsOnly: false,
  showRobotsErrors: true
});

showRobotsErrors - This will display an error when a robots or googleBot meta tag is displayed
showErrorsOnly - This will just display when an error is found (No green ok message)

You can now run either of these in the console with node example.js

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Package last updated on 24 Nov 2017

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