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im doing a node.js proyect where it has to look for urls in a markdown and validate them showing you the ones that are broken or not valid. and this is what i have so far but its not doing anything... this is what i have so far.



const markdownSearchLinks = require('./linksrs'); 


const validateLinks = (markdownSearchLinks) =>

if(validate == '--validate')

markdownSearchLinks.map(element =>
fetch(element).then(response =>
if (res.status >= 200 && res.status < 400)
element.status = res.status;
element.statusText = res.statusText;
resolve(element);

console.log(`status: $colors.blue(response.status)
text:$colors.green(response.statusText)
link:$element.red`)

else
element.status = res.status;
element.statusText = 'Fail';
resolve(element);

)
.catch(() =>
element.status = '';
element.statusText = 'Este link no existe';
resolve(element);
console.log(element);

return Promise.all(arrPr).then(res =>
return res;
)
))



module.exports.validateLinks= validateLinks;
```








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    im doing a node.js proyect where it has to look for urls in a markdown and validate them showing you the ones that are broken or not valid. and this is what i have so far but its not doing anything... this is what i have so far.



    const markdownSearchLinks = require('./linksrs'); 


    const validateLinks = (markdownSearchLinks) =>

    if(validate == '--validate')

    markdownSearchLinks.map(element =>
    fetch(element).then(response =>
    if (res.status >= 200 && res.status < 400)
    element.status = res.status;
    element.statusText = res.statusText;
    resolve(element);

    console.log(`status: $colors.blue(response.status)
    text:$colors.green(response.statusText)
    link:$element.red`)

    else
    element.status = res.status;
    element.statusText = 'Fail';
    resolve(element);

    )
    .catch(() =>
    element.status = '';
    element.statusText = 'Este link no existe';
    resolve(element);
    console.log(element);

    return Promise.all(arrPr).then(res =>
    return res;
    )
    ))



    module.exports.validateLinks= validateLinks;
    ```








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      im doing a node.js proyect where it has to look for urls in a markdown and validate them showing you the ones that are broken or not valid. and this is what i have so far but its not doing anything... this is what i have so far.



      const markdownSearchLinks = require('./linksrs'); 


      const validateLinks = (markdownSearchLinks) =>

      if(validate == '--validate')

      markdownSearchLinks.map(element =>
      fetch(element).then(response =>
      if (res.status >= 200 && res.status < 400)
      element.status = res.status;
      element.statusText = res.statusText;
      resolve(element);

      console.log(`status: $colors.blue(response.status)
      text:$colors.green(response.statusText)
      link:$element.red`)

      else
      element.status = res.status;
      element.statusText = 'Fail';
      resolve(element);

      )
      .catch(() =>
      element.status = '';
      element.statusText = 'Este link no existe';
      resolve(element);
      console.log(element);

      return Promise.all(arrPr).then(res =>
      return res;
      )
      ))



      module.exports.validateLinks= validateLinks;
      ```








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      im doing a node.js proyect where it has to look for urls in a markdown and validate them showing you the ones that are broken or not valid. and this is what i have so far but its not doing anything... this is what i have so far.



      const markdownSearchLinks = require('./linksrs'); 


      const validateLinks = (markdownSearchLinks) =>

      if(validate == '--validate')

      markdownSearchLinks.map(element =>
      fetch(element).then(response =>
      if (res.status >= 200 && res.status < 400)
      element.status = res.status;
      element.statusText = res.statusText;
      resolve(element);

      console.log(`status: $colors.blue(response.status)
      text:$colors.green(response.statusText)
      link:$element.red`)

      else
      element.status = res.status;
      element.statusText = 'Fail';
      resolve(element);

      )
      .catch(() =>
      element.status = '';
      element.statusText = 'Este link no existe';
      resolve(element);
      console.log(element);

      return Promise.all(arrPr).then(res =>
      return res;
      )
      ))



      module.exports.validateLinks= validateLinks;
      ```






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