View source: R/get_robotstxt.R
get_robotstxt | R Documentation |
Download a robots.txt file
get_robotstxt(
domain,
warn = getOption("robotstxt_warn", TRUE),
force = FALSE,
user_agent = utils::sessionInfo()$R.version$version.string,
ssl_verifypeer = c(1, 0),
encoding = "UTF-8",
verbose = FALSE,
rt_request_handler = robotstxt::rt_request_handler,
rt_robotstxt_http_getter = robotstxt::get_robotstxt_http_get,
on_server_error = on_server_error_default,
on_client_error = on_client_error_default,
on_not_found = on_not_found_default,
on_redirect = on_redirect_default,
on_domain_change = on_domain_change_default,
on_file_type_mismatch = on_file_type_mismatch_default,
on_suspect_content = on_suspect_content_default
)
domain |
domain from which to download robots.txt file |
warn |
warn about being unable to download domain/robots.txt because of |
force |
if TRUE instead of using possible cached results the function will re-download the robotstxt file HTTP response status 404. If this happens, |
user_agent |
HTTP user-agent string to be used to retrieve robots.txt file from domain |
ssl_verifypeer |
either 1 (default) or 0, if 0 it disables SSL peer verification, which might help with robots.txt file retrieval |
encoding |
Encoding of the robots.txt file. |
verbose |
make function print out more information |
rt_request_handler |
handler function that handles request according to the event handlers specified |
rt_robotstxt_http_getter |
function that executes HTTP request |
on_server_error |
request state handler for any 5xx status |
on_client_error |
request state handler for any 4xx HTTP status that is not 404 |
on_not_found |
request state handler for HTTP status 404 |
on_redirect |
request state handler for any 3xx HTTP status |
on_domain_change |
request state handler for any 3xx HTTP status where domain did change as well |
on_file_type_mismatch |
request state handler for content type other than 'text/plain' |
on_suspect_content |
request state handler for content that seems to be something else than a robots.txt file (usually a JSON, XML or HTML) |
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