broken-links is a tool to help you identify broken links on a website. Provide a URL to start the check, and it will find and check all href links (excluding anchors) on that page. For any links within the same domain, it will then visit them and collect and check subsequent links, and then do the same with those links, and so on until it has exhausted all the links it finds within the provided domain. It attempts to avoid checking the same link twice, though this may sometimes happen. Note that it will check external links, but will not then visit them to find additional links to check. In any case, you probably don't want to run this on google.com or some website that you don't control.

Install:

cargo install broken-links

Check all links found at https://kdwarn.dev and all the links found on any pages within that domain linked to from that starting url, and then subsequent pages, and so on:

broken-links https://kdwarn.dev

Tell the program to not check a url (or multiple urls). This is particularly useful if there are some auto-generated links, for instance in a calendar system with "back" and "forward" links. If you want to skip more than one, separate them with a comma. Be sure to use the full url (i.e. include https://):

broken-links https://kdwarn.dev -s https://kdwarn.dev/welcome/now,https://kdwarn.dev/nothing

See full help:

broken-links --help