Oronoxyl

Easily create XML sitemaps for your website.

Oronoxyl is a simple sitemap generator as a command line tool. It is capable of crawling web pages in a configurable number of parallel workers and it doesn't use any external dependencies.

Install
Ussage
Options
License

Install

Clone the code.

git clone https://github.com/Mihai22125/oronoxyl

Get into the source directory.

cd oronoxyl/cmd

Build the code from the root directory

go build -o oronoxyl

This sends the output of go build to a file called oronoxyl in the same directory.

Ussage

The crawler will fetch all links found in the elements. The crawler is able to apply the base value to found links.

oronoxyl [options]

When the crawler finished the XML Sitemap will be built and saved to your specified path.

Example:

oronoxyl -url=http://example.com

Options

oronoxyl -help

  Usage: oronoxyl [options]

  Options:
    -max-depth   (int)                    max depth of url navigation recursion (default 3)
    -output-file (string)                 output file path (default "./temp.xml")
    -parallel    (int)                    number of parallel workers to navigate through site (Default 3)
    -url         (string)                 site url for sitemap generation
    -verbose     (bool)                   display detailed processing information (default true)
    -help        (bool)                   output usage information

parallel

Sets the maximum number of requests the crawler will run simultaneously (default: 3).

output-file

Path to file to write including the filename itself. Path can be absolute or relative. Default is temp.xml.

Examples:

sitemap.xml
mymap.xml
/var/www/sitemap.xml

maxDepth

Set a maximum distance from the original request to crawl URLs, useful for generating smaller sitemap.xml files. Defaults to 3.

url

Specify the url for which the sitemap will be generated.

verbose

Print debug messages during crawling process. Also prints out a summery when finished.

help

Output usage information.

License

MIT

Mihai22125/oronoxyl