Command Line Interface

CLI Commands

RapidRabbit CLI provides several commands for website analysis.

Available Commands

• --scan <url> - Crawl a website and analyze all pages
• --detect <url> - Detect CMS and technologies
• --sitemap <url> - Find and parse sitemaps
• --list - List all saved sessions
• --export <session-id> - Export session data
• --mcp - Start MCP server mode
• --help - Show help information

Scan Options

Customize your website scans with these CLI options.

Common Options

• --max-pages <n> - Maximum pages to crawl (default: 100)
• --depth <n> - Maximum crawl depth
• --delay <ms> - Delay between requests in milliseconds
• --screenshots - Enable screenshot capture
• --no-external - Skip external links

Example

rapidrabbit --scan https://example.com --max-pages 50 --screenshots

Output Formats

Export your crawl results in multiple formats for different use cases.

Supported Formats

• JSON - Complete data for programmatic processing
  rapidrabbit --export <id> --format json
• CSV - Spreadsheet-compatible format
  rapidrabbit --export <id> --format csv
• XLSX - Excel format with formatting
  rapidrabbit --export <id> --format xlsx

Scripting

Integrate RapidRabbit into your automation workflows and scripts.

Bash Script Example

#!/bin/bash
for url in $(cat urls.txt); do
  rapidrabbit --scan "$url" --max-pages 50
done

CI/CD Integration

RapidRabbit can be integrated into CI/CD pipelines for automated website auditing. Use the CLI in your build scripts to scan staging environments before deployment.

Common Workflows

Here are some practical examples for everyday use:

Full Site Audit

Scan a website and export the results to JSON for further analysis:

rapidrabbit --scan https://example.com
rapidrabbit --list
rapidrabbit --export <session-id> --format json

Quick CMS Check

Identify the CMS powering a website without a full crawl:

rapidrabbit --detect https://example.com

The output includes the detected platform name, confidence score, and the detection signals that were matched (headers, meta tags, URLs, or body content patterns).

Sitemap Discovery

Find all sitemaps for a website by checking robots.txt and common sitemap locations:

rapidrabbit --sitemap https://example.com

Exit Codes

The CLI returns standard exit codes for scripting integration: 0 for success, 1 for general errors, and 2 for invalid arguments or missing parameters. You can use these in shell scripts to conditionally handle scan results.