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seo-do

v2.2.0

Published

CLI tool for crawling, auditing, and analyzing SEO signals on small websites

Downloads

743

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Maintainers

wahengchang2023wahengchang2023

Keywords

seoclicrawlerauditsitemaprobots

Readme

seo-do

A CLI tool that automates the tedious parts of daily SEO work:

  • Crawl a site and collect every page
  • Audit title, description, headings, canonical, structured data, GA4/GTM — exported as CSV
  • Download and search sitemaps locally
  • Download and audit robots.txt — parse rules into structured CSV
  • Track changes over time with dated project runs — compare today vs yesterday
  • Archive TDK history so you know exactly when a title or description changed

No browser needed. No database. Just plain files you can open in any spreadsheet.

Install

Global (recommended):

npm install -g seo-do

Local (within a project):

npm install seo-do
npx seo-do pages crawl https://www.example.com

From source (development):

git clone https://github.com/wahengchang/seo-do.git
cd seo-do
npm install
npm run build
npm link

Basic Usage

seo-do pages crawl https://www.example.com
seo-do pages audit ./state/done.txt

Output: ./state/audit.csv

All Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | pages crawl <url> | Crawl same-origin pages by following links | | pages audit <file> | Run SEO audit on a URL list, output CSV | | sitemap download/stats/search/audit | Download, inspect, and audit sitemaps | | robots download <url> | Download robots.txt from a domain | | robots audit <url> | Parse robots.txt rules into CSV | | project create/list/delete | Manage named projects | | project pages crawl/audit <name> | Crawl and audit a project by name (dated output) | | project sitemap download/stats/search/audit <name> | Sitemap tools for a project (dated output) | | project diff <name> | Compare consecutive runs and report changes (diff CSV) | | project runs <name> | List all past runs for a project |

seo-do --help

Docs

Detailed usage guides are in the docs/ folder:

Requirements

  • Node.js 22+
  • npm

Dev Mode

npm run dev -- pages crawl https://www.example.com
npm test

Links

License

MIT