Site audit

This is a generic Drupal 7 site auditing tool.

Why another site audit tool?

This tool is different, in the sense that a site audit is comprised of a profile, and a profile can contain 1 or more checks, and those checks can have optional arguments supplied. This means that you can create a profile that is specific to your own internal guidelines, and not some generic report that may or may not be of any use to you.

Checks are simple classes, that at the moment can either be Drush based checks, or SSH based checks. This allows for easy extension to cover any needs.

Requirements

Drush installed

Drush is required to be installed locally and be available on your path. Drush 8 is recommended. Having a remote-host attribute in the drush alias file is required if you want to run any of the SSH checks.

A Drush alias for the site

For every site you want to run the report against, you require a complete drush alias:

<?php
$aliases['www.example.com'] = array(
  'uri' => 'www.example.com',
  'root' => '/var/www/html/docroot',
  'remote-host' => 'server.example.com',
  'remote-user' => 'example',
  'ssh-options' => '-F /dev/null',
  'path-aliases' => array(
    '%drush-script' => 'drush6',
    '%dump-dir' => '/mnt/tmp/',
  )
);

Composer

Needed to install Symfony Console and related libraries.

composer install

How to run against a single site

Run using the default profile (replace [alias] with your drush alias):

php site-audit audit:site [alias]

Run a side audit using the govcms_saas profile:

php site-audit audit:site [alias] --profile=govcms_saas

Because this is Symfony console, you have some other familiar commands:

php site-audit help audit:site

In particular, if you use the -v argument, then you will see all the drush commands, and SSH commands printed to the screen.

You can also write the output to a file:

php site-audit audit:site [alias] --profile=govcms_saas --report-dir=/tmp

How to run against an entire Site Factory

Run using the default profile (replace [alias] with your drush alias):

php site-audit audit:acsf [alias]

Run a side audit using the govcms_saas profile:

php site-audit audit:acsf [alias] --profile=govcms_saas

You can also write the output to a file:

php site-audit audit:acsf [alias] --profile=govcms_saas --report-dir=/tmp

Bash alias

This could be helpful if you want to be able to run the command from anywhere

alias sa='php /path/to/site-audit audit:site'