Markdown Links

Markdown is a markup language lightweight very popular with developers. It is used in many platforms that handle plain text (GitHub, forums, blogs, ...), and it is very common find multiple files in that format in any type of repository (starting with the traditional README.md).

Process

• Flowchart

files

• README.md.
• index.js: From this file you must export a function (mdLinks).
• package.json.
• .editorconfig.
• .eslintrc.
• .gitignore.
• test/md-links.spec.js. mdLinks().

Install

npm install -g md-links1

• You must put in your console npm i md-links1, to download the extension.
• First, in the console you must put: node md-Links (followed by the file path.)
• Later you must put: -v or --validate: To show you if the Links is broken or if it works. -s or --stats: To show you a statistic of how many are unique and the total number of links obtained. -v -s or --validate --stats: To show you the status of the links and a statistic of how many broken, unique and the total number of links. If you only put the file path, it shows you only the links.

Usage

md-links1

Contributing

If someone wants to add or improve something, I invite you to collaborate directly in this repository: md-links1.

License

random-msg is released under the MIT License.

Keywords

Javascript Node.js npm