This Python script scans articles on a website to identify missing media links. It's designed for flexibility, allowing users to customize key parameters through command-line arguments.

• Python 3.x

• Required Python packages: aiohttp, beautifulsoup4

  Install the necessary packages with:

  pip3 install aiohttp beautifulsoup4

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/docvinum/wp-check-media/
   cd wp-check-media

2. Run the script with default settings:

   python3 check_media.py

3. Run the script with custom settings:

   python3 check_media.py --base-url [YOUR_BASE_URL] --start [STARTING_ARTICLE_NUMBER] --end [ENDING_ARTICLE_NUMBER] --output-file [OUTPUT_FILENAME] --id-url [TARGET_URL_ID]

• --base-url: Specifies the base URL of the articles. (Default: https://ives-openscience.eu/)
• --start: Designates the starting article number. (Default: 1)
• --end: Defines the ending article number. (Default: 40197)
• --output-file: Names the output CSV file. (Default: missing_media.csv)
• --id-url: Provides the ID of the target URL to check within each article. (Default: target-pdf-id)

• Scans a designated range of articles to identify missing media links.
• Supports customization of key parameters through command-line arguments.
• Uses multiprocessing and asynchronous programming to enhance performance.

Contributions via pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss the desired changes.

Released under the MIT License.