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hexo-auto-link-ckecker
Advanced tools
This plugin for Hexo can automatically detects broken links.
$ npm install hexo-auto-link-ckecker --save
$ hexo clean
$ hexo s
The parsed link is created in cache/hexo-auto-link-checker.json
. If there are broken external links, internal links, and TOC, they are displayed in the console message. The link check system is automatically searched one article's link at a time each time $ hexo s
is executed.
Please set the following options. Please edit _config.yml
.
# hexo-auto-link-chekcer
autoLinkChecker:
# enable: false
rarelyChangePostsPath: 404/
cachePath: cache/hexo-auto-link-checker.json
exclusionURL:
- hoge-url/
- articles-toc
Specify false to disable the plug-in.
Specify the path of an article that changes less frequently. Necessary for the plug-in to work in all server's situations.
Save the analysis result of the article as a cache file. It also generates a log file for broken links as hexa-auto-link-checker-brokenLinks.txt
. Please check the broken URL from the console's message or this txt file.
Specify the URL that you want to exclude from the judgment.
MIT
FAQs
Automatically detects broken links.
We found that hexo-auto-link-ckecker 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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