Module filter 

Filters are a way to define behavior when encountering URIs that need to be treated differently, such as local IPs or e-mail addresses

Modules

regex_filter 🔒

Structs

Filter

A generic URI filter Used to decide if a given URI should be checked or skipped

Constants

FALSE_POSITIVE_PAT 🔒

Pre-defined exclusions for known false-positives

Statics

EXAMPLE_DOMAINS 🔒

These domains are explicitly defined by RFC 2606, section 3 Reserved Example Second Level Domain Names for describing example cases and should not be dereferenced as they should not have content.

EXAMPLE_TLDS 🔒

We also exclude the example TLDs in section 2 of the same RFC. This exclusion gets subsumed by the check_example_domains feature.

FALSE_POSITIVE_SET 🔒

UNSUPPORTED_DOMAINS 🔒

Functions

is_example_domain

Check if the host belongs to a known example domain as defined in RFC 2606

is_false_positive

The given input is a well-known false-positive, which won’t be checked by default. This behavior can be explicitly overwritten by defining an Include pattern, which will match on a false positive

is_unsupported_domain

Check if the host belongs to a known unsupported domain

Type Aliases

Excludes

Exclude configuration for the link checker. You can ignore links based on regex patterns.

Includes

Include configuration for the link checker. You can include links based on regex patterns.

PathExcludes

You can exclude paths and files based on regex patterns.