refcheck 0.1.0

Tool for validating references in Markdown files.

RefCheck

RefCheck is a simple tool for validating markdown references and highlighting broken ones.

usage: refcheck [OPTIONS] [PATH ...]

positional arguments:
  PATH                  Markdown files or directories to check

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -e, --exclude [ ...]  Files or directories to exclude
  -cm, --check-remote   Check remote references (HTTP/HTTPS links)
  -n, --no-color        Turn off colored output
  -v, --verbose         Enable verbose output

Installation

RefCheck is available on PyPI:

pip install refcheck

Examples

$ refcheck README.md

[+] 1 Markdown files to check.
- README.md

[+] Checking README.md...
README.md:3: #introduction - OK
README.md:5: #installation - OK
README.md:6: #getting-started - OK
README.md:24: https://www.github.com - OK

Reference check complete.

============================| Summary |=============================
🎉 No broken references.
====================================================================

$ refcheck .

[+] Searching for markdown files in /home/flumi3/github/refcheck ...
[+] 2 Markdown files to check.
- tests\sample_markdown.md
- docs\Understanding-Markdown-References.md

[+] Checking tests\sample_markdown.md...
tests\sample_markdown.md:39: /img/image.png - BROKEN
tests\sample_markdown.md:52: https://www.openai.com/logo.png - BROKEN

[+] Checking docs\Understanding-Markdown-References.md...
docs\Understanding-Markdown-References.md:42: #local-file-references - OK

Reference check complete.

============================| Summary |=============================
[!] 2 broken references found:
tests\sample_markdown.md:39: /img/image.png
tests\sample_markdown.md:52: https://www.openai.com/logo.png
====================================================================

Features

• Find and check various reference patterns in markdown files
• Highlight broken references
• Validate absolute and relative file paths to any file type
• Support for checking remote references, such as [Google](https://www.google.com\)
• User friendly CLI
• Easy CI pipeline integration