bamos/girl

Check your GitHub READMEs for broken links.

girl's Issues

Server error when whitelist account has no original repos.

Just added my two accounts to the whitelist. @welbornprod works as expected. There are quite a few repos on that account. @cjwelborn will fail with an Internal Server Error, I'm guessing because the only repos are forks. If I check 'cjwelborn/sight' (a forked repo) it works correctly. I could be wrong about the cause, but that is the only difference with those accounts.

Sorry there's no pull request with this issue. I'm in a hurry at the moment.

Add crawl option

Improve caching

Use kohsuke/github-api for everything and remove egit-github dependency

hub4j/github-api#158

Add instructions/code to run as a system service

Some broken links are noted as localhost

Can you modify the link search to exclude links that point to localhost?

Here is an example:

Fix javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException

Consider a command line tool as well

I'm looking for a tool to check a repository on my file system for broken links. Would it be easy for girl to include a command line tool as well as the main remote repository-checking function? If this is a bad idea feel free to close this.

Handle error case when a non-existent user is input

Limit the number of links that will be crawled in a README

Provide a badge for GitHub repositories to show how many README links are broken

Better propagate errors to webpage

Extend to crawl every file in a repo.

Crawling every file is much more expensive than just the README's.
This is likely a feature that won't be available in the public instance for everybody,
but still worth pursuing.
Depending on how long crawling a single repo takes,
this could possibly be publicly available in the top 1000 projects.

Use an input form on the main page for user/repo entry

Output line numbers

Don't cache /user and /user/repo separately

Sometimes, heroku and travis-ci links are false positives