Mark GitHub-Repo-ReadMe-Dead-Link-Finder Issues

MrCull/GitHub-Repo-ReadMe-Dead-Link-Finder Issues

Search of 'netperfclean' repo doesn't complete
Closed 3 years ago3
Add meta name="description" content= for search engine display text
Closed 3 years ago
Forbidden (403) when the link is actually reachable
Closed 3 years ago3
Turn of telemetry options via config
Closed 3 years ago1
Create links from the web app back to this repo
Closed 3 years ago
Include forks when single repo is searched
Closed 3 years ago1
Also check fork
Closed 4 years ago2
Consider how to use from a Github action
Closed 4 years ago1
Add Analytics to web
Closed 4 years ago
In Web UI expand results when only one Repo searched.
Closed 4 years ago
It would be great if an output from the console run of this tool provided a link to check a site via the web app
Closed 4 years ago1
Turn the console app back into multi threaded for github repos now the "too many requests" issues has hopefully been resolved
Updated 4 years ago
When searching for a specific user's repo on second search no repo links are checked. is something being cached?
Updated 4 years ago
Get the console app to generate links to the web site for both the repo and also the account the repo belongs to
Closed 4 years ago
In the web UI show http status code text
Closed 4 years ago
change the domain (GITHUBREADMECHECKER.COM) to link to the azure web app
Closed 4 years ago2
Add collapsible elements to the web ui
Closed 4 years ago
For the web ui when only one repo is check then always expand the collapsible element
Closed 4 years ago1
Look into using GitHubs markdown render to convert the readme's into markup
Updated 4 years ago
Exclude repos that already have an open issues logged by [the user of this program]
Updated 4 years ago
Sometimes people cannot find the link in the markdown based on the link in the markup that is getting the https status code.
Updated 4 years ago2
This issue is your issue
Closed 4 years ago1
The web interface looks a bit naff
Updated 4 years ago
For the web interface instead of verifying all links for a site and then returning these results in a batch, return one at a time.
Updated 4 years ago
Create Web UI
Closed 4 years ago
It would be neat to allow a user to enter their users name and search for dead links in all their repos
Closed 4 years ago

MrCull / GitHub-Repo-ReadMe-Dead-Link-Finder

MrCull/GitHub-Repo-ReadMe-Dead-Link-Finder Issues

Search of 'netperfclean' repo doesn't complete

Add meta name="description" content= for search engine display text

Copyright 2020 -> 2021

Forbidden (403) when the link is actually reachable

Turn of telemetry options via config

Create links from the web app back to this repo

Include forks when single repo is searched

Also check fork

Consider how to use from a Github action

Add Analytics to web

In Web UI expand results when only one Repo searched.

It would be great if an output from the console run of this tool provided a link to check a site via the web app

Turn the console app back into multi threaded for github repos now the "too many requests" issues has hopefully been resolved

When searching for a specific user's repo on second search no repo links are checked. is something being cached?

Get the console app to generate links to the web site for both the repo and also the account the repo belongs to

In the web UI show http status code text

change the domain (GITHUBREADMECHECKER.COM) to link to the azure web app

Add collapsible elements to the web ui

For the web ui when only one repo is check then always expand the collapsible element

Look into using GitHubs markdown render to convert the readme's into markup

Exclude repos that already have an open issues logged by [the user of this program]

Sometimes people cannot find the link in the markdown based on the link in the markup that is getting the https status code.

This issue is your issue

The web interface looks a bit naff

For the web interface instead of verifying all links for a site and then returning these results in a batch, return one at a time.

Create Web UI

It would be neat to allow a user to enter their users name and search for dead links in all their repos