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link-validation

v1.0.6

Published

Extract links from text files and checks the link status

Downloads

17

Readme

Link-validation (v1.0.5)

Returns all the links found in a file or directory (recursively checks each file).

USAGE

You can use the command "link-validation" on your terminal, followed by the path you want to check. This should print all links found on the directory/file. Flags are optional.

Remember: Directory paths should end with "/".

EXAMPLE

link-validation <path> --validate

should return:

fileName:
[
    {
        link: 'https://github.com/GuiOSousa/link-validation',
        status: 200
    },
    {
        link: 'anotherlink.com'
        status: 200
    }
]

FLAGS

  • --validate: Brings also the status of the current URL. (200 is OK, 404 is NotFound).

CURRENT NEW FEATURES

  • Support for common URL notation (v1.0.4 could only found links in .md files).

FUTURE FEATURES

  • An object or function that could check the links in the code, not only on the command prompt.
  • A cleaner way to print the link list.
  • Unify the validated print and the non-validated print.