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itzaqui-md-links

v0.4.0

Published

Library in charge of reading and parsing files in Markdown format, to verify the links they contain and report statistics (if the links work well or if they are broken).

Downloads

7

Readme

Markdown Links

Índice


1. Librería md-links

Markdown Links es una librería que extrae, analiza y valida los links que se encuentran en los archivos con formato .md.

2. Diagrama de flujo

Este proyecto se realizó siguiendo los pasos del siguiente diagrama:

Diagrama

3. Instalación

Para dar comienzo a la instalación de la librería , deberas contar con Node.js previamente instalado. Despues deberas copiar y ejecutar el siguiente comando en la terminal.

npm i itzaqui-md-links

4. Guía de uso

Para tener acceso al menú principal debe escribir md-links en la terminal.

md-links

Menú

Después debe escribir en la terminal el comando junto con el directorio que desea analizar. Al pasar la opción --validate, el módulo debe hacer una petición HTTP para averiguar si el link funciona(ok) o no(fail).

md-links directorio o archivo.md --validate

Validate

Si pasamos la opción --stats el output (salida) será un texto con estadísticas básicas sobre los links.

md-links directorio o archivo.md --stats

Stats

También podemos combinar --stats y --validate para obtener estadísticas que necesiten de los resultados de la validación.

md-links directorio o archivo.md --stats --validate

Stats-Validate