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The sitemap builder traverses links from a website and constrains itself to the given domain name. The final result will be a simple sitemap deduced from the links visited. The crawler will accept & process only URLs with http or https schemes.
To run the following command to install the tool:
.. code-block:: bash
pip install -U sitemapbuilder
To run the sitemap builder:
.. code-block:: bash
sitemapbuilder -u 'https://monzo.com' -o test_monzo.dot
Some websites have strong protection and the tool will not work for them:
.. code-block:: bash
sitemapbuilder -u 'https://bloomberg.com' -o test_bloomberg.dot
#. Generate Graphviz .dot
file showing directed links between pages. One can generate PNG/PDF and other image/document formats.
#. Have configurable decay
(maximum depth) to avoid abuse.
#. Visit web link within the same hostname by default.
#. Use 5 threads
by default and times out after 10 seconds
.
#. Timeout after 5 seconds
when fetching a URL.
#. Handle timeout exceptions when querying a website.
#. Send a HTTP HEAD
request and verify that Content-Type
is text/html
and charset
is either UTF-8
or US-ASCII
.
#. Have a map of visited URLs to avoid revisiting them.
#. Follow HTTP redirects.
FAQs
Simple sitemap builder
We found that sitemapbuilder demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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