Checking a page
phil/structured-data-bundlebin/console phil:structured-data:check https://example.com/jeux/tournoi
bin/console phil:structured-data:check var/pages/tournoi.html --strict
bin/console phil:structured-data:check https://example.com/ --format=jsonThe command reads every JSON-LD element of the page with JsonLdReader, merges them into one graph, and checks it with
the Validator of phil/structured-data.
| Argument or option | Meaning |
|---|---|
page | An http:// or https:// address, fetched with symfony/http-client; or the path of a saved HTML page. An address of any other scheme — file://, phar:// — is refused, never opened through a stream wrapper |
--strict | Fail on warnings too |
--format | text, the default, or json |
| Exit code | When |
|---|---|
| 0 | No error, and no warning with --strict |
| 1 | An error, an element that cannot be read, a warning with --strict, or a page that cannot be read |
| 2 | An unknown format |
The text lists each element that could not be read and each issue, then the count of nodes, elements, errors and
warnings. The JSON holds the page, the number of elements and nodes, the unreadable elements and the issues.
A page is fetched with a GET, five redirections at most, within check.timeout seconds; a page larger than 5 MB is
cut and refused, and an answer outside 2xx is a failure. A deployment can check a few addresses of each kind of page
after it goes live.