fetch-sitemap
Retrieves all URLs of a given sitemap.xml URL and fetches each page one by one. Useful for (load) testing the entire site for error responses.
Installation
$ pip install fetch-sitemap
Usage
$ fetch-sitemap --help
Usage: fetch-sitemap [OPTIONS] SITEMAP_URL
Fetch a given sitemap and retrieve all URLs in it.
╭─ Options ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ --basic-auth -a TEXT Basic auth information. Format: 'username:password' │
│ --limit -l INT [>=1] Maximum number of URLs to fetch from the given sitemap.xml. │
│ --recursive/--no-recursive Recursively fetch all sitemap documents from the given sitemap.xml. [default: recursive] │
│ --concurrency-limit -c INT [>=1] Max number of concurrent requests. [default: 5; >=1] │
│ --request-timeout -t INT [>=1] Timeout for fetching a URL in seconds. [default: 30; >=1] │
│ --random -r Append a random string like ?12334232343 to each URL to bypass frontend cache. │
│ --random-length INT [1 to 100] Length of the --random hash. [default: 15; 1 to 100] │
│ --report-path -p FILE Store results in a CSV file. Example: ./report.csv │
│ --output-dir -o DIRECTORY Store all fetched sitemap documents in this folder. Example: /tmp/my.domain.com/ │
│ --slow-threshold FLOAT [>=0.0] Responses slower than this (in seconds) are considered 'slow'. [default: 5.0; >=0.0] │
│ --slow-num INTEGER OR "ALL" How many 'slow' responses to show. [default: 10] │
│ --user-agent TEXT User-Agent string set in the HTTP header. [default: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; fetch-sitemap/23)] │
│ --version Show the version and exit. │
│ --help Show this message and exit. │
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🤺 Local Development
poetry install
poetry run fetch-sitemap -h
poetry run ./tests.sh
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