Connect.sh

A Powerful URL Connect Test

Usage

Options	Description	Usage	Status
--help, -h	Displays Command Information	connect --help [command_name]
--silent, -s	Silent Mode Connect Test	connect --silent https://example.com/
--progress, -p	Show Progress Bar Connect Test	connect --progress https://example.com/
--no-exit, -n	Prints ONLY Status Code.	connect --no-exit https://example.com/
--verbose, -b	Prints ONLY Debug Connect Test.	connect --verbose https://example.com/
--version, -v	Prints the Software Version	connect --version
--update, -u	Update the Software	connect --update

Installation

• Run the following command to install the following items:

  curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xqwtxon/connect.sh/stable/src/connect/setup.sh | bash -s -

• It will install the following requirements.
• When installation is done, you can now start executing: connect --help!

Updating

Upgrading to Latest should be online.

• Run the following command connect --update
  • If you are using v0.0.1, execute the following command:

    curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xqwtxon/connect.sh/stable/src/connect/update.sh -o "update.sh" && chmod +x "update.sh" && bash "update.sh" --update

• Enjoy, use the 'connect --version' to check version!
  • If you're experiencing Permission Denied on cp, that means you must resolve the permissions between $PREFIX/bin.

Connection Test

Use the following command to test connection on the url.

Warning

If your url doesnt start with https:// or http:// or with . that is not valid url

connect https://example.com

Note

You can use connect -p https://example.com to check connection whether bad or ok.