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makestatic-verify-link

v1.1.16

Published

3 years ago

Verify external links exist

Downloads

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makestatic-plugin verify html link href absolute

Verify Link

Verify externals links return valid HTTP status codes

For each HTML file check that a elements with an href pointing to an absolute external URL returns a valid HTTP status code.

Install

yarn add makestatic-verify-link

API

VerifyLink

Verify external absolute links return valid HTTP status codes.

A valid status code is 200, 301 or 302. In the case of the redirect status codes the target server must send a Location header otherwise an error is thrown. Redirects are followed until maxRedirects is reached.

See Also

VerifyLink

new VerifyLink(context, options)

Create a VerifyLink plugin.

Configure this plugin for the verify phase. Requires that the http-cache and graph-resources plugins have been configured.

context Object the processing context.
options Object the plugin options.

Options

strict Boolean=true warn rather than error when false.
maxRedirects Number=2 maximum number of redirects to follow.

Throws

Error if no HTTP agent is configured.
Error if no resource graph is available.

.after

VerifyLink.prototype.after(context, options)

Verifies that external absolute links (those with a protocol) return a 200 or 3xx HTTP status code.

When strict is disabled an error is not thrown but a warning message is logged.

context Object the processing context.
options Object the plugin options.

Throws

Error when a link returns an invalid status code in strict mode.

License

MIT

Created by mkdoc on March 12, 2017