Usage

Basic Example

import { validateUrl, isUrlLive } from '@the-node-forge/url-validator';

Configuration

// Import functions
import { validateUrl, isUrlLive } from '@the-node-forge/url-validator';

// Example URL validation
console.log(validateUrl('https://example.com')); // ✅ true
console.log(validateUrl('htp://invalid-url')); // ❌ false

// Example URL live check
isUrlLive('https://example.com').then(console.log); // ✅ true/false

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1️⃣ 🌐 JavaScript/TypeScript Example

Easily integrate with JavaScript/TypeScript.

import { validateUrl, isUrlLive } from '@the-node-forge/url-validator';

// Validate a URL
console.log(validateUrl('https://google.com')); // ✅ true
console.log(validateUrl('ftp://example.com')); // ❌ false (invalid protocol)

// Check if a URL is live
isUrlLive('https://example.com').then((isLive) => {
  console.log(isLive ? 'URL is live ✅' : 'URL is not reachable ❌');
});

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2️⃣ 🌐 Custom Allowed Status Codes

Define which HTTP status codes should be considered "live".

import { isUrlLive } from '@the-node-forge/url-validator';

// Custom allowed status codes
isUrlLive('https://example.com', [200, 302]).then(console.log); // ✅ true if status is 200 or 302

isUrlLive('https://example.com', [200, 301, 302, 403]).then(console.log); // ✅ true if status is in list

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For API details, see API_REFERENCE.md.

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