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link-chek

v1.0.0

Published

CLI link checker for files and webpages

Downloads

5

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Links

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Maintainers

joelazwarjoelazwar

Keywords

linkCheklink checkerlink checkcli

Readme

linkChek

CLI tool to check links from a html file or url

Install

npm install -g <https://github.com/joelazwar/linkChek>

How to use

linkChek -l [Filename or Webpage (Absolute) URL]

GIF PREVIEW

GIF PREVIEW

HTTP Responses

  • [GOOD] HTTP Response Code 200 - Success
  • [BAD] HTTP Response Code 400/404 - Bad Request/Not Found
  • [UNKNOWN] HTTP Response Code 3XX/5XX/etc. - Other Response (Redirect, Server Error, etc.)

Options

To check if HTTP links work with HTTPS

linkChek -l [Filename or Webpage (Absolute) URL] -o

To set a Timeout

linkChek -l [Filename or Webpage (Absolute) URL] -t 7000

Output JSON Option

Outputs JSON array consisting of url, and response status values

linkChek -l [Filename or Webpage (Absolute) URL] -j

All/Good/Bad Flags

  • All - Outputs all results (Default)
  • Good - Outputs only [GOOD] (200) Results
  • Bad - Outputs only [BAD] (400/404) Results
linkChek -l [Filename or Webpage (Absolute) URL] --all/--good/--bad

Version Number

linkChek -v

Help Option

linkChek -h

Tests

To run tests, use the npm script

npm test

or

npm test [component].test.js

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details