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md-links-iceror

v1.1.2

Published

CLI tool that reads and analyzes files in .md format. It verifies the links contained in said files and returns stats about them

Downloads

2

Readme

Markdown Links

Índice


1. Preámbulo

Markdown es un lenguaje de marcado ligero muy popular entre developers. Es usado en muchísimas plataformas que manejan texto plano (GitHub, foros, blogs, ...) y es muy común encontrar varios archivos en ese formato en cualquier tipo de repositorio (empezando por el tradicional README.md).

Estos archivos Markdown normalmente contienen links (vínculos/ligas) que muchas veces están rotos o ya no son válidos y eso perjudica mucho el valor de la información que se quiere compartir.

Dentro de una comunidad de código abierto, nos han propuesto crear una herramienta usando Node.js, que lea y analice archivos en formato Markdown, para verificar los links que contengan y reportar algunas estadísticas.

2. Guía de uso

Instalación:

npm i md-links-iceror

Cómo usar la CLI

Comando

npx md-links ./ruta-de-tu-archivo

Este comando retornará la siguiente información de los links encontrados:

{
href: https://example-link.com,
text: Example Links,
file: ./ruta-del-archivo
}

Comando + flag --validate

npx md-links ./ruta-de-tu-archivo --validate

Este comando retornará la siguiente información de los links encontrados:

{
href: https://example-link.com,
text: Example Links,
file: ./ruta-del-archivo,
status: 200 o null,
ok: ok o fail
}

Comando + flag --stats

npx md-links ./ruta-de-tu-archivo --stats

Este comando retornará un total de links y links únicos:

Statistics after validating links found in ./archivos/archivo.md :
Total: 5
Unique: 3

Comando + flag --stats --validate

npx md-links ./ruta-de-tu-archivo --stats --validate

Este comando retornará un total de links, links únicos y links rotos:

Statistics after validating links found in ./archivos/archivo.md :
Total: 5
Unique: 3
Broken: 3