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Scannr

A Laravel package that crawls websites to detect broken links, redirect chains, HTTPS downgrades, and more. Includes JavaScript rendering support for SPAs. Use it as a dev dependency in your Laravel project or as a Docker-based GitHub Action in your CI/CD pipeline.

Features

Responsible Use

Scannr is intended for scanning websites you own or have explicit permission to test.

Users are responsible for ensuring their usage complies with:

Do not use Scannr to:

The authors are not responsible for misuse of this tool.

Installation

As a Laravel Dev Dependency

The package auto-discovers its service provider. To publish the configuration:

To publish the migration (for --queue support):

JavaScript Rendering (Optional)

For --js and --smart-js support, install Puppeteer:

CLI Usage

Basic Scan

Command Signature

Options

Option Default Description
--depth=N 3 Maximum crawl depth from the starting URL
--max=N 300 Maximum number of URLs to scan
--timeout=N 5 Request timeout in seconds
--format=FORMAT table Output format: table, json, or csv
--status=FILTER all Filter results: all, ok, or broken
--filter=TYPE all Filter by element type: all, a, link, script, img, media, form
--scan-elements=TYPES all Element types to scan: all, or comma-separated (e.g., a,img)
--sitemap false Use sitemap.xml to discover URLs before crawling
--js false Enable JavaScript rendering for SPA/React sites
--smart-js false Auto-detect SPAs and enable JS rendering when needed
--no-robots false Ignore robots.txt rules
--advanced false Show noise URLs (XML namespaces, CDN hints, etc.)
--strip-params=PARAMS — Additional tracking parameters to strip (comma-separated)
--delay-min=N config Minimum delay between requests in milliseconds
--delay-max=N config Maximum delay between requests in milliseconds
--queue false Dispatch scan as a background job
--fail-on-critical false Fail with exit code 1 if critical issues are found
--min-rating=GRADE none Minimum acceptable rating: excellent, good, needs_attention, none

Examples

Example Output

Table (default)

JSON (--format=json)

GitHub Action

Use Scannr in your CI/CD pipeline to catch broken links on every deploy.

Basic Usage

All Options

Examples

Scan a SPA with JavaScript rendering:

Get JSON output for downstream processing:

Deep weekly audit with sitemap:

Quality gate — require "Excellent" rating:

Relaxed quality gate — only fail on critical issues:

URL Restriction

Scannr is designed for scanning your own websites, not arbitrary third-party sites.

Local Dev Dependency

When running via php artisan site:scan, Scannr compares the scan URL's domain against your APP_URL environment variable. If they don't match, a warning is displayed:

GitHub Action (.scannr.yml)

In CI/CD, you can create a .scannr.yml file in your repository root to declare which domains are allowed:

When .scannr.yml is present, the GitHub Action will block scans of URLs that don't match any listed domain.

If no .scannr.yml exists, the URL input is trusted (since you control your own workflow file).

Configuration

Publish the config file to customize scanner behavior:

This creates config/scannr.php with settings for:

Testing

License

This package is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.

Repository Health

Last updated: 2026-06-13

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Requires php Version ^8.4
ext-libxml Version *
ext-simplexml Version *
illuminate/console Version ^12.0
illuminate/support Version ^12.0
spatie/browsershot Version ^5.2
symfony/css-selector Version ^7.0|^8.0
symfony/dom-crawler Version ^7.0|^8.0
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