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asciidoc-link-check

(Based on markdown-link-check module)

Local Installation

Install with npm run:

1npm install -g asciidoc-link-check

Usage

(Optional) Use the -p or --progress switch to view progress.

Check links for a local file

1asciidoc-link-check README.adoc --progress

Check links for an online file

1asciidoc-link-check https://github.com/gaurav-nelson/asciidoc-link-check/blob/master/README.adoc

Check links from standard input

1cat <filename>.adoc | asciidoc-link-check -p

Check links in all asciidoc files in a directory

Check recursively in the current directory:

1find . -name \*.adoc -exec asciidoc-link-check -p {} \;

Check recursively in the other directories:

1find <directory> -name \*.adoc -exec asciidoc-link-check -p {} \;

Ignore specific links

1. Create a JSON config file containing ignore patterns:

   1{
   2    "ignorePatterns": [
   3        { "pattern": "^https://192.17" },
   4        { "pattern": "^https://www.google" }
   5    ]
   6
   7}

2. Use the config file option:

   asciidoc-link-check README.adoc -c <configfile.json>
   

NOTE

To see other options that asciidoc-link-check supports, see markdown-link-check config file format at https://github.com/tcort/markdown-link-check#config-file-format

Using in your node project

To add the module to your project, run:

1npm install --save asciidoc-link-check

Docker Run

1. Clone the repository:

    git clone https://github.com/gaurav-nelson/asciidoc-link-check.git
   

2. Open the repository directory:

    cd asciidoc-link-check
   

3. Build a Docker image:

    docker build --tag asciidoc-link-check .
   

4. Add current directory with your test.adoc file as read only volume to the docker run command:

    docker run -v ${PWD}:/tmp:ro --rm -i asciidoc-link-check /tmp/test.adoc
   

API

Use the following function:

1asciidocLinkCheck(asciidoc, [opts], callback)

Accepts a string containing asciidoc formatted text and a callback function, extracts all links and checks if they are alive or dead. Then calls the callback function with (err, results).

• opts optional objects

  • ignorePatterns: An array of objects of regular expressions patterns.

Examples

JavaScript

1'use strict';
2
3var asciidocLinkCheck = require('asciidoc-link-check');
4
5asciidocLinkCheck('xref:https://www.google.com[Google]', function (err, results) {
6    if (err) {
7        console.error('Error', err);
8        return;
9    }
10    results.forEach(function (result) {
11        console.log('%s is %s', result.link, result.status);
12    });
13});