READ ME

This is an extremely simple example of running through a list of URLs to test them with Tenon API

This particular example is focused on testing the rendered DOM source of pages, rather than testing them by sending over their URLs. This was created as a workaround for websites that use CSP. Sites that use a CSP often fail testing using Tenon. The best way to work around this is to add *.tenon.io to your CSP directives.

This sample code exists for cases where you cannot modify your CSP. This node script will load up the page(s) in a headless browser, grab the rendered DOM as a string, and send that over to Tenon's API.

Use it

Install it

This requires Node & NPM on the computer that will run it.

Download all the files in this repository.

Run npm install. All dependencies will install.

Prepare your queue file

To test your URLs, add them to the queue.txt. Each URL must be on its own line.

Set some configuration variables

In index.js there are a few things you'll need to configure:

Near the top is this code block:

const tenonApi = new tenonNode({
    key: 'ENTER YOUR API KEY HERE', // your API key
    endPoint: 'https://www.tenon.io/api/index.php' // or your private tenon instance
});

Enter your Tenon API Key there where it says key: 'ENTER YOUR API KEY HERE',

Immediately below that:

const projectID = 'ENTER YOUR PROJECT ID HERE'; // your projectID

Enter the project ID from your project within Tenon.

Run it

Infinite loops, FTW! Surely a more robust solution would be to do the looping from within the Node script, but this is proof-of-concept code. Running the below from Command Line will work fine.

while true
do
node index.js
done