# GitHub Pages Health Check *Checks your GitHub Pages site for common DNS configuration issues* [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/github/pages-health-check.svg)](https://travis-ci.org/github/pages-health-check) [![Gem Version](https://badge.fury.io/rb/github-pages-health-check.svg)](http://badge.fury.io/rb/github-pages-health-check) ## Installation `gem install github-pages-health-check` ## Usage ### Basic Usage ```ruby > check = GitHubPages::HealthCheck::Site.new("choosealicense.com") => # > check.valid? => true ``` ### An invalid domain ```ruby > check = GitHubPages::HealthCheck::Site.new("foo.github.com") > check.valid? => false > check.valid! raises GitHubPages::HealthCheck::Errors::InvalidCNAMEError ``` ### Retrieving specific checks ``` ruby > check.domain.should_be_a_record? => true > check.domain.a_record? => true ``` ### Getting checks in bulk ```ruby > check.to_hash => { :cloudflare_ip?=>false, :old_ip_address?=>false, :a_record?=>true, :cname_record?=>false, :valid_domain?=>true, :apex_domain?=>true, :should_be_a_record?=>true, :pointed_to_github_user_domain?=>false, :pointed_to_github_pages_ip?=>false, :pages_domain?=>false, :valid?=>true } > check.to_json => "{\"cloudflare_ip?\":false,\"old_ip_address?\":false,\"a_record?\":true,\"cname_record?\":false,\"valid_domain?\":true,\"apex_domain?\":true,\"should_be_a_record?\":true,\"pointed_to_github_user_domain?\":false,\"pointed_to_github_pages_ip?\":false,\"pages_domain?\":false,\"valid?\":true}" ``` ### Getting the reason a domain is invalid ```ruby > check = GitHubPages::HealthCheck::Site.new "developer.facebook.com" > check.valid? => false > check.reason => # > check.reason.message => "CNAME does not point to GitHub Pages" ``` ### Repository checks Repository checks require a personal access or OAuth token with `repo` or scope. This can be passed as the second argument to the Site or Repository constructors like so: ```ruby check = GitHubPages::HealthCheck::Site.new "github/pages-health-check", access_token: "1234 ``` You can also set `OCTOKIT_ACCESS_TOKEN` as an environmental variable, or via a `.env` file in your working directory.