This tool is a command-line tool that checks the HTTP status codes of a list of URLs and outputs the results to the terminal and a set of files in an "outputs" folder.
- Bash shell
- cURL
To use the script, first make sure it is executable:
chmod +x httpstatus.sh
Then run the script with the path to the input file as the only argument:
./httpstatus.sh [options] <input_file>
-o <output_file>: Write the results to the specified file in addition to the terminal and the "outputs" folder.
The input file should be a text file with one URL per line.
The script will print the HTTP status code and URL to the terminal, with different colors according to the status code:
- 200, 201, and 204: Green
- 400-499: Yellow
- 500+: Red
The script will create a file in the "outputs" folder for each status code, and write the status code and URL to the corresponding file.
If the -o option is specified, the script will write the status code and URL to the specified file as well.
Check the HTTP status codes of the URLs in urls.txt and write the results to output.txt:
./httpstatus.sh -o output.txt urls.txt
Check the HTTP status codes of the URLs in urls.txt and only write the results to the terminal and the "outputs" folder:
./httpstatus.sh urls.txt