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SEO Auditor CLI — Universal Technical Site Analysis
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SEO Auditor CLI — Universal Technical Site Analysis

One-command technical SEO auditor for web applications, blogs, and marketing sites.

One-command technical SEO auditor for any URL or Next.js app. Analyzes meta tags, heading hierarchy (H1-H3), OpenGraph & Twitter Cards, broken images via parallel HEAD probes, HTTPS, compression, Schema.org JSON-LD, and TTFB. Generates a 0-100 weighted score, ANSI terminal dashboard, JSON data, and Markdown reports.

Key Capabilities & Architecture

Comprehensive SEO Checks

Analyzes title length, meta description, canonical tags, heading hierarchy, OpenGraph, Twitter Cards, Schema JSON-LD, and TTFB.

Multi-Format Reports

Generates colored terminal dashboards, structured JSON exports, and readable Markdown audit summaries.

Broken Image Probing

Executes parallel HEAD requests to verify image availability and flags missing alt attributes.

Quick Setup & Installation Instructions

  1. npm install (installs cheerio parser)
  2. Run audit: node seo-check.js --url https://your-site.com
  3. Export Markdown & JSON reports: node seo-check.js --url https://your-site.com --format json,markdown --output report.json

Verified Compatibility & Requirements

✓ Node.js 18+ LTS✓ macOS, Linux, and Windows✓ Any public or local HTTP/HTTPS web application
₹10

One-time purchase • Unlimited commercial use • Instant download

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Included in Your Download ZIP

  • └─seo-check.js
  • └─package.json
  • └─README.md

Frequently Asked Questions

Technical specifics and licensing details for this product.

Does it require a headless browser?

No. It uses fast stream-based HTTP requests and Cheerio HTML parsing, auditing pages in milliseconds.