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@cynthiateeters/check-see-links

v1.1.0

Published

CLI tool to check @see links in tracked JavaScript files

Readme

@cynthiateeters/check-see-links

A Node.js command-line tool that scans all tracked JavaScript files for MDN @see links and verifies that they are not broken. This package uses Git to filter out files listed in .gitignore and checks each link using HTTP requests via the global fetch API.

Features

  • File Discovery: Uses git ls-files '*.js' to list only tracked JavaScript files, automatically skipping files ignored by Git.

  • Link Extraction: Searches for @see comments in your source files and extracts URLs (assuming they are enclosed in quotes).

  • Link Validation: Checks each extracted URL by performing an HTTP request (with a 10-second timeout) and reports any broken links (i.e. those not returning HTTP status 200).

  • Command-Line Flags:

    • -v or --verbose: Print detailed progress messages, including each URL being checked.
    • -s or --silent: Suppress all console output except errors.
  • Clean Exit: Exits with status code 0 if no broken links are found, or 1 if one or more broken links are detected.

Requirements

  • Node.js: Version 18 or later is required for built-in fetch and AbortController support.
  • Git: Must be installed, as the tool uses Git to list tracked JavaScript files.

Installation

You can install this package as a dev dependency in your project:

npm install --save-dev @cynthiateeters/check-see-links