ahCrawler is a set to implement your own search on your website and an analyzer for your web content. It can be used on a shared hosting.
It consists of
* crawler (spider) and indexer
* search for your website(s)
* search statistics
* website analyzer (http header, short titles and keywords, linkchecker, ...)
You need to install it on your own server. So all crawled data stay in your environment.
You never know when an external webspider updated your content. Trigger a rescan whenever you want - you always have under control what data of what time were checked.
The spider is a CLI tool and must be added as a cronjob.
In a web based backend you can control all data and analyze your data.
You can handle multiple websites in the same backend.
PHP 7 or 8 + PDO (Mysql/ Sqlite)
Features
- Crawler /spider with multiple simultanious requests
- Crawler respects robots.txt, X-Robots, meta robots infomration and rel attributes in links
- Crawler supports http up to version 2.0
- You can handle multiple instances (several websites) with one installation
- SSL check of the current certificate
- SSL check II: show unencrypted elements (if your website uses https)
- Show colored http response headers with hints about unwanded information and security headers
- See all set cookies if you would follow all links on your website
- integrate a search form + results on your website
- Linkchecker sowing errors, redirects, warnings
- explore /filter your whole website by statuscode, type, MIME type
- Detail pages of all your urls: http header, where is is it linked, show its outgoing links/ referenced elements
- integrated web based updater
License
GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)Follow ahCrawler
User Reviews
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Was excited to find a stand alone search script to add to my html website but when I installed it and went to index my webpages it crashed my server. It was very easy to install and everything seemed to work fine except for the indexing part. Wish there was a way to get support from the developer to see if it was on my end or the script itself but there is no way to know.Reply from ahCrawler