Yet another broken link checker.
$ npm install --save brkn
const brkn = require('brkn');
// execute the function
brkn(['https://your.website.here/somepage.html'], ['href'], 'https://your.website.here', {verbose: false});
// then listen for the 'end' event
brkn.events.on('end', function(brokenUrls) {
console.log('Broken URLs:', brokenUrls);
//=> 'Broken URLs: [...]'
});
Emits an end event (type: Array) with the inaccessible URLs found in sources.
Will emit error event (type: String) on URL/File parsing errors.
Type: Array
An array with the target web page(s) or file(s).
Type: Array
An array with the HTML attributes that brkn should scan.
Type: String
The hostname (with protocol) to which the relative URLs will resolve to.
Type: Boolean
If true, brkn will emit two additional events:
item
ObjectBooleanStringIntegerStringsource
ObjectStringArrayMIT © Gabriel Mangiurea
FAQs
Yet another broken link checker
The npm package brkn receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, brkn popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that brkn demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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