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Async package and CLI command for URL validation.

Allows you to check:

  • server response code
  • redirect settings
  • presence of text on the page

It is possible to use throttling to avoid blocking.

Install

pip install py_url_validator

Usage

import asyncio
from async_url_validator import StatusAssigner, DomainThrottler, URLValidator


async def main():
    status_assigner = StatusAssigner(page_text='not available')
    request_method = (status_assigner.page_text and 'GET') or 'HEAD'
    validator = URLValidator(request_method=request_method,
                             throttler=DomainThrottler(rate_limit_per_sec=10),
                             status_assigner=status_assigner)

    urls = ['https://www.python.org', 'http://google.com']
    async for status in validator.validate(*urls):
        print(status)


asyncio.run(main())

CLI

url_validator -i input.csv -o output.csv -s "not available"

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