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Informations about the package robotstxt

Robotstxt Parser

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This is a small package to make parsing robots.txt rules easier. The URL matching follows the rules outlined by Google in their webmasters guide.

Quick example:

Setup

Install via composer:

Make sure composer's autoloader is included in your project:

That's it.

Usage

This package is a class made mainly for checking if a crawler is allowed to visit a particular URL. Use the isAllowed(string $url) method to check whether or not a crawler is disallowed from crawling a particular path, which returns true if the URL's path is not included in the robots.txt Disallowed rules (i.e. you're free to crawl), and false if the path is disallowed (no crawling!). Here's an example:

Additionally, setUserAgent($userAgent) will allow you to specify a User Agent in the request header.

If for some reason there's no robots.txt file at the root of the domain, a MissingRobotsTxtException will be thrown.

Further, getDisallowed will return an array of the disallowed paths for User-Agent: *:

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