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NAME

       htmlproofer - validate rendered HTML files

SYNOPSIS

       htmlproofer directory [options]

DESCRIPTION

       htmlproofer  is  a  set  of  tests  to  validate  HTML  output. These tests check if image references are
       legitimate, if they have alt tags, if internal links are working, and so on.  HTMLProofer can  run  on  a
       file, a directory, an array of directories, or an array of links. Below is a mostly comprehensive list of
       checks that it can perform.

       Images (<img> elements)

       •      Whether all images have alt tags

       •      Whether internal image references are not broken

       •      Whether external images are showing

       •      Whether images are HTTPS

       Links (<a>, <link> elements)

       •      Whether internal links are working

       •      Whether internal hash references (#linkToMe) are working

       •      Whether external links are working

       •      Whether links are HTTPS

       •      Whether CORS/SRI is enabled

       Scripts (<script> elements)

       •      Whether internal script references are working

       •      Whether external scripts are loading

       •      Whether CORS/SRI is enabled

       Favicon

       •      Whether favicons are valid.

       OpenGraph

       •      Whether the images and URLs in the OpenGraph metadata are valid.

       HTML

       •      Whether your HTML markup is valid.

              This is done via Nokogiri to ensure well-formed markup.

OPTIONS

       Listed below are the command line options for htmlproofer:

       --allow-missing-href
              Don't flag tags missing an href attribute. This is the default for HTML5.

       --allow-hash-href
              Ignores href="#".

       --as-links
              Assumes that PATH is a comma-separated array of links to check.

       --alt-ignore image1,[image2,...]
              A comma-separated list of Strings or RegExps containing images whose missing  alt  attributes  are
              safe to ignore.

       --assume-extension
              Automatically  add extension (e.g. .html) to file paths, to allow extensionless URLs (as supported
              by Jekyll 3 and GitHub Pages).

       --checks-to-ignore check1,[check2,...]
              An array of Strings indicating which checks not to perform.

       --check-external-hash
              Checks whether external hashes exist (even if the webpage exists). This slows the checker down.

       --check-favicon
              Enables the favicon checker.

       --check-html
              Enables HTML validation errors from Nokogiri.

       --check-img-http
              Check, that images use HTTPS.

       --check-opengraph
              Enables the Open Graph checker.

       --check-sri
              Check that <link> and <script> external resources do use SRI.

       --directory-index-file filename
              Sets the file to look for when a link refers to a directory. Defaults to index.html.

       --disable-external
              Don't run the external link checker, which can take a lot of time.

       --empty-alt-ignore
              If true, ignores images with empty alt attribues.

       --error-sort sort
              Defines the sort order for error output. Can be :path, :desc, or :status. Defaults to :path.

       --enforce-https
              Fails if a link is not marked as HTTPS.

       --extension ext
              The extension of HTML files including the dot. Defaults to .html.

       --external_only
              Only check for problems with external references.

       --file-ignore file1,[file2,...]
              A comma-separated list of Strings or RegExps containing file paths that are safe to ignore.

       --help Print this usage information on the command line.

       --http-status-ignore 123,[xxx, ...]
              A comma-separated list of numbers representing status codes to ignore.

       --internal-domains domain1,[domain2,...]
              A comma-separated list of Strings containing domains that will be treated as internal urls.

       --report-invalid-tags
              Ignore errors from --check-html associated with unknown markup.

       --report-missing-names
              Ignore errors from --check-html associated with missing entities.

       --report-script-embeds
              Ignore errors from --check-html associated with <script>s.

       --log-level level
              Sets the logging level, as determined by Yell. One of :debug, :info,  :warn,  :error,  or  :fatal.
              Defaults to :info.

       --only-4xx
              Only reports errors for links that fall within the 4xx status code range

       --storage-dir directory
              Directory where to store the cache log. Defaults to tmp/.htmlproofer.

       --timeframe time
              A string representing the caching timeframe.

       --typhoeus-config string
              JSON-formatted string of Typhoeus config. It will override the html-proofer defaults.

       --url-ignore link1,[link2,...]
              A  comma-separated  list of Strings or RegExps containing URLs that are safe to ignore. It affects
              all HTML attributes. Non-HTTP(S) URIs are always ignored.

       --url-swap re:string,[re:string,...]
              A comma-separated list containing key-value pairs of RegExp => String.  It  transforms  URLs  that
              match RegExp into String via gsub.  The escape sequences \: should be used to produce literal :s.'

   Special usage cases
       For  options  which require an array of input, values can be surrounded by quotes.  Don't use any spaces.
       For example, to exclude an array of HTTP status code:

           htmlproofer --http-status-ignore 999,401,404 ./out

       For options like --url-ignore, which require an array of regular expressions, the following syntax works:

           htmlproofer --url-ignore /www.github.com/,/foo.com/ ./out

       The --url-swap switch is a bit special, since one will pass in a pair of RegEx:String values. The  escape
       sequences \: should be used to produce literal :. htmlproofer will figure out what you mean.

              htmlproofer --url-swap wow:cow,mow:doh --extension .html.erb --url-ignore www.github.com ./out

AUTHORS

       The program author is Garen Torikian.

       This  manual page page was written by Daniel Leidert <daniel.leidert@wgdd.de> for the Debian distribution
       (but may be used by others).

                                                   2019-03-24                                      HTMLProofe(1)