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md-links-chabelina

v0.1.1

Published

* [1. Project Abstract](#1-project-abstract) * [2. Installation Guide](#3-installation-guide) * [3. Using MD-Links](#4-using-md-links)

Readme

MD-Links

Index


1. Project Abstract

MD-Links is a library developed in Node.js that serves as a helpful tool for analyzing links within Markdown files.

MD-Links offers many useful features, such as:

  • URL validation through Axios powered HTTP requests.
  • An efficient aproach to file-system navigation thanks to it's implemented functions.
  • A command line interface (CLI) for quick access to the library's service from the terminal.

2. Installation Guide

This project offers two ways of integration:

-An installable module from GitHub, or - A NPM package, providing the flexibility to be installed from the terminal.

To install the library with NPM:

  • Run the following command in terminal:

npm i md-links-chabelina

3. Using MD-Links

Once you the library is correctly installed you'll have access to the library's general command in terminal. It's syntax is as follows:

mdlinks (file path) (options)

  • file path : Relative or absolute path leading to the target .md file.
  • options recieves two possible options:
    • --validate: Will return an array of objects with two extra properties displaying the link's HTTP request validation data ('status' and 'ok').
    • --stats: Will return an object that'll display general statistics on the analysis results ('totalLinks', 'uniqueLinks' and 'failedLinks').