link-checker

To find broken links and 404 errors on your website, you can crawl web pages to discover outgoing links and identify inaccessible URLs. This process scans internal and external links across a specified crawl depth to ensure website integrity and SEO performance.

Checking for broken links before a site launch involves crawling your website to detect 404 errors and inaccessible URLs. You can perform a comprehensive check across specified crawl depths and generate a detailed report of broken internal and external links.

Yes, you can crawl external links and save the results. The link checker identifies inaccessible URLs and generates reports of broken links, which can optionally be saved to a CSV file for later analysis and website auditing.

The best way to perform a website audit for SEO health in Python is using web scraping libraries like aiohttp and beautifulsoup4. These dependencies allow you to crawl pages, detect 404 errors, and ensure website integrity by identifying broken links.

Yes, this broken link detection approach works with command-line interfaces by utilizing the click dependency. You can specify the target website URL and crawl depth directly from the command line to start scanning for inaccessible links.

Crawling for broken links requires setting a specific crawl depth to limit how many layers deep the web scraper follows outgoing links. Defining this depth controls the scope of the website audit, ensuring comprehensive yet manageable detection of 404 errors.