Add --link-only flag #30
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P.S. - Yes, lychee exists, but sometimes I only want to pull links that appear in valid markdown syntax. This is where linky shines. |
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Thanks for the PR! And sorry for taking so long to merge it... |
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--link-onlyflag to make comparing links within markdown files easier e.g. using zet (CLI utility to find the union, intersection, set difference, etc of files considered as sets of lines).Sometimes I just want to make sure that all of the links contained within one file are present in another.