Link Checker Report: Generative AI With JavaScript

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Link Checker Report: Generative AI with JavaScript Project Analysis

Hey guys! Let's dive into the link checker report for the Generative AI with JavaScript project. This is crucial for ensuring our users have a smooth experience, and all our resources are easily accessible. We've got a comprehensive summary and a breakdown of errors, so let's get started!

Summary of Link Checker Report

Okay, so here's the overview of what our link checker found. Think of this as the health report for all the links in our project. It tells us if everything's connected properly. We're checking for things like broken links, redirects, and other issues. Understanding this summary helps us prioritize what needs fixing.

Status Count
🔍 Total 812
✅ Successful 756
⏳ Timeouts 0
🔀 Redirected 0
👻 Excluded 6
❓ Unknown 0
🚫 Errors 50
⛔ Unsupported 0
  • 🔍 Total: We scanned a grand total of 812 links. That's a lot of connections we're making sure are working right!
  • ✅ Successful: A whopping 756 links are in good shape! This means most of our links are doing their job, which is awesome.
  • ⏳ Timeouts: Zero timeouts! This is great news because it means no links are taking too long to respond. Users won't be left waiting.
  • 🔀 Redirected: No redirects here, so users are going straight to where they need to be. This keeps things efficient and smooth.
  • 👻 Excluded: We've got 6 links that were intentionally excluded from the check. These might be internal links or resources we don't need to monitor constantly.
  • ❓ Unknown: Zero unknown statuses. This means our checker knows what's up with every link it scanned. No mysteries here!
  • 🚫 Errors: Uh oh, we've got 50 errors to tackle. This is where we need to focus our attention to make sure everything's working. We'll break these down in detail below.
  • ⛔ Unsupported: No unsupported link types. We're using standard link formats, which is perfect.

So, the big takeaway here is that while most links are doing great, we have 50 errors we need to investigate. Let's dig into where these errors are popping up and what we can do about them. It's like being a detective, but for links!

Errors Per Input File

Now, let's break down those errors we found. This section is super helpful because it tells us exactly which files have broken links. Think of it like a map, guiding us to the specific spots that need fixing. By organizing the errors by file, we can tackle them systematically and make sure we're not missing anything. Each file listed below contains links that are causing issues, and we'll go through them one by one to understand what's happening.

Errors in .github/CONTRIBUTING.md

Alright, let's start with the .github/CONTRIBUTING.md file. This file is crucial because it guides contributors on how to help with our project. If the links here are broken, it can be a real roadblock for anyone wanting to get involved. We want to make contributing as smooth as possible, so fixing these errors is a top priority.

  • [404] https://github.com/microsoft/ollama-javascript-playground/issues/new | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Not Found

    • What it means: A 404 error means the link leads to a page that doesn't exist. It's like trying to find a house with the wrong address. In this case, the link to create a new issue is broken. This is a problem because contributors need an easy way to report bugs or suggest improvements.
    • How to fix it: We need to check if the URL is correct. Maybe there's a typo, or the page has been moved. We should also make sure the link is pointing to the correct repository and issue creation page.

  • [404] https://github.com/microsoft/ollama-javascript-playground/pulls | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Not Found

    • What it means: Another 404 error, this time for the link to the pull requests page. Pull requests are how contributors submit their code changes, so this link needs to work. A broken link here can prevent contributions from being submitted.
    • How to fix it: Similar to the first error, we need to verify the URL. It's possible the page has been renamed or moved. We'll double-check the link to ensure it directs to the right pull requests section.

Errors in app/README.md

Now let's move on to the app/README.md file. This is usually the first thing people see when they check out our app's code, so it's important to make a good impression. Broken links here can be confusing and make our project look unprofessional. We want to make sure everything in this file is top-notch.

  • [403] https://pixabay.com/ | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Forbidden

    • What it means: A 403 error means access is forbidden. It's like trying to enter a club without the right credentials. In this case, we're being blocked from accessing Pixabay, which is likely a resource for images or media. This could be due to permissions or restrictions on the Pixabay side.
    • How to fix it: We need to investigate why we're getting a 403 error. It could be that Pixabay is blocking our requests, or we need to authenticate in some way. We might consider using a different resource or checking our configuration.

  • [403] https://pixabay.com/music/build-up-scenes-medieval-opener-270568/ | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Forbidden

  • [403] https://pixabay.com/music/classical-string-quartet-adagio-pour-cordes-289664/ | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Forbidden

  • [403] https://pixabay.com/music/folk-medieval-background-196571/ | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Forbidden

  • [403] https://pixabay.com/music/mystery-ancient-181070/ | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Forbidden

  • [403] https://pixabay.com/music/world-magical-ritual-shaman-amazonian-indians-197516/ | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Forbidden

    • What it means: These are all 403 errors related to specific music tracks on Pixabay. This suggests a broader issue with our access to Pixabay's resources. It's essential to understand why we're being blocked, as it affects multiple links.
    • How to fix it: We should check if Pixabay has changed its access policies or if we need to use an API key for access. If the resources are no longer available or we can't get access, we'll need to find alternative music sources.

Errors in docs/additional-resources.md

Next up is the docs/additional-resources.md file. This file is our treasure chest of extra learning materials and helpful links for our users. If these links are broken, we're essentially leading people to dead ends, which isn't cool. We want this section to be a reliable source of information, so let's fix these errors.

Errors in docs/setup/getting-started-azure-openai.md

Moving on, we have the docs/setup/getting-started-azure-openai.md file. This guide is crucial for users who want to get started with Azure OpenAI, so we need to make sure it's smooth sailing. A broken link here can make the setup process frustrating, and we definitely want to avoid that.

  • [404] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/ai-services/deploy/ | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Not Found

    • What it means: Another 404 error! This link is supposed to guide users on deploying AI services in Azure. If it’s broken, they might have trouble setting up their environment. This is a critical step, so we need to make sure the link works.
    • How to fix it: We’ll check the URL to see if the page has moved. Microsoft's documentation sometimes changes, so we’ll find the new location or an equivalent guide and update the link.

Errors in docs/setup/README.md

Next, let's look at the docs/setup/README.md file. This is like the master guide for setting up the project, so it needs to be crystal clear and error-free. Broken links here can create confusion and make it harder for users to get started. Let's make sure everything's in tip-top shape.

  • [403] https://www.npmjs.com/package/dotenv | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Forbidden

    • What it means: We've got a 403 error here, which means we're being blocked from accessing the npm package dotenv. This package is used to manage environment variables, which are crucial for configuring our project. If this link is broken, users might have trouble setting up their environment correctly.
    • How to fix it: We need to investigate why we're getting a 403 error. It could be an issue with npm's access policies or our configuration. We'll make sure the link is correct and explore alternative ways to provide information about the dotenv package if needed.

Errors in index.html

Now, let's check the index.html file. This is the main entry point for our web app, so it needs to be perfect. If there are broken links here, users might not be able to access key resources or the app might not function correctly. We want to ensure our users have a seamless experience from the get-go.

  • [ERROR] <file:///home/runner/work/generative-ai-with-javascript/generative-ai-with-javascript/images/favicon.png> | Cannot find file

  • [ERROR] <file:///home/runner/work/generative-ai-with-javascript/generative-ai-with-javascript/index.css> | Cannot find file

    • What it means: These errors indicate that the favicon.png image and the index.css stylesheet are missing. These files are essential for the visual presentation of our app. The favicon is the little icon in the browser tab, and the CSS file styles the page. Without them, our app might look broken or unprofessional.
    • How to fix it: We need to ensure these files are in the correct directory and that the paths in index.html are accurate. It’s possible they were accidentally deleted or misplaced. We’ll double-check our file structure and update the paths if necessary.

Errors in lessons/01-intro-to-genai/README.md and Translations

Let's move on to the introductory lessons. The lessons/01-intro-to-genai/README.md file and its translations are crucial for setting the stage and getting users excited about generative AI. Broken links here can disrupt the learning flow and make it harder for users to grasp the basics. We want to make sure these lessons are engaging and informative.

  • [403] https://chatgpt.com/ | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Forbidden

    • What it means: A 403 error for ChatGPT.com means we can't access this resource, likely due to access restrictions. Since this is an introductory lesson, linking to ChatGPT is a great way to show a practical application of generative AI. However, if the link is broken, users might miss out on this example.
    • How to fix it: We need to figure out why we're getting a 403 error. It could be that ChatGPT has specific access requirements. If we can't resolve the issue, we'll need to find an alternative resource or explain the concept without linking to the site directly.

This error appears in the following files:

  • lessons/01-intro-to-genai/README.md
  • lessons/01-intro-to-genai/translations/README.bn.md
  • lessons/01-intro-to-genai/translations/README.fr.md
  • lessons/01-intro-to-genai/translations/README.pt-br.md
  • lessons/01-intro-to-genai/translations/README.zh-cn.md

This means we need to fix it in the main file and all its translations to maintain consistency.

Additionally, the following error appears in lessons/01-intro-to-genai/translations/README.fr.md:

  • [ERROR] <file:///home/runner/work/generative-ai-with-javascript/generative-ai-with-javascript/lessons/README.md#responsible-ai-disclaimer> | Cannot find file

    • What it means: This error indicates that the link to the responsible AI disclaimer within the lessons/README.md file is broken. This is an internal link, so it's likely a problem with the file path or anchor. Making sure the disclaimer is accessible is crucial for ethical considerations.
    • How to fix it: We need to check the file path and anchor to make sure they're correct. It's possible there's a typo or the anchor no longer exists. We'll adjust the link to point to the correct section within the file.

Errors in lessons/02-first-ai-app/README.md and Translations

Now let’s move to the second lesson, lessons/02-first-ai-app/README.md, and its translations. This lesson introduces users to building their first AI app, so we need to make sure all the links are working to support their learning journey. Broken links here can be a major setback, so let's get them fixed.

  • [403] https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/completions | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Forbidden

  • [403] https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/text-generation | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Forbidden

  • [403] https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/text-generation#text-generation-models | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Forbidden

  • [403] https://platform.openai.com/tokenizer | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Forbidden

    • What it means: We're getting 403 errors for multiple links to OpenAI's documentation. This suggests a broader issue with accessing OpenAI's resources, similar to the Pixabay errors. Users need access to this documentation to understand how to use the OpenAI API, so this is a critical problem.
    • How to fix it: We need to investigate why we're being blocked from OpenAI. It could be related to access policies or authentication. We'll ensure our configuration is correct and consider alternative ways to provide this information if needed, such as embedding relevant documentation directly.

These errors appear in the following files:

  • lessons/02-first-ai-app/README.md
  • lessons/02-first-ai-app/translations/README.bn.md
  • lessons/02-first-ai-app/translations/README.fr.md
  • lessons/02-first-ai-app/translations/README.pt-br.md
  • lessons/02-first-ai-app/translations/README.zh-cn.md

This means we need to address these errors across all versions of this lesson to maintain a consistent experience.

Errors in lessons/05-rag/README.md and Translations

Now, let's tackle the errors in the lessons/05-rag/README.md file and its translations. This lesson covers Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), a key concept in generative AI. If there are broken links here, it can hinder users' understanding of RAG and its applications. We want to ensure this lesson is clear and comprehensive.

  • [404] https://moaw.dev/workshop/gh:azure-samples/azure-openai-rag-workshop/docs/workshop-qdrant.md | Error (cached)

    • What it means: We're seeing a 404 error for a link to a workshop document on moaw.dev. This is similar to the earlier 404 errors in docs/additional-resources.md. If this link is broken, users won't be able to access the workshop materials, which could be a valuable resource for learning about RAG.
    • How to fix it: We need to check if this page has been moved or deleted. We’ll update the link if it’s been relocated, or find an alternative resource if it’s no longer available. It’s also possible that the resource has been renamed, so we’ll verify the correct title.

This error appears in the following files:

  • lessons/05-rag/README.md
  • lessons/05-rag/translations/README.bn.md
  • lessons/05-rag/translations/README.fr.md
  • lessons/05-rag/translations/README.pt-br.md
  • lessons/05-rag/translations/README.zh-cn.md

So, we need to fix this across all translations to ensure a consistent learning experience.

Errors in videos/demos/02-prompt-engineering/readme.md

Let’s check the videos/demos/02-prompt-engineering/readme.md file. Prompt engineering is a crucial skill in generative AI, so this demo needs to be on point. Broken links here can prevent users from accessing important resources and understanding the demo fully.

  • [403] https://platform.openai.com/api-keys | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Forbidden

    • What it means: We're encountering a 403 error when trying to access the OpenAI API keys page. This is a significant issue because users need API keys to interact with OpenAI's services. If they can't access this page, they won't be able to run the demos or build their own applications.
    • How to fix it: We need to investigate why we're getting a 403 error. It could be related to access permissions or our authentication setup. We’ll ensure the link is correct and provide alternative guidance on obtaining API keys if necessary.

Errors in videos/demos/05-local-models/readme.md

Now, let's look at the videos/demos/05-local-models/readme.md file. This demo covers running AI models locally, which is an important topic for many developers. Broken links here can make it difficult for users to set up and run local models, so let's make sure everything's working smoothly.

  • [ERROR] http://localhost:3000/ | Network error: error sending request for url (http://localhost:3000/) Maybe a certificate error?

    • What it means: This error indicates a network issue when trying to access http://localhost:3000/. This typically means that a local server isn't running or there's a problem with the connection. It could also be a certificate issue, which is common with local development environments. If this link is broken, users won't be able to interact with the local demo.
    • How to fix it: We need to ensure that the local server is running correctly. We’ll check if the server is started and listening on port 3000. If it's a certificate issue, we’ll provide guidance on how to resolve it, such as trusting the self-signed certificate.

Errors in videos/sessions/03-rag.md and videos/sessions/04-langchainjs.md

Finally, let's check the videos/sessions/03-rag.md and videos/sessions/04-langchainjs.md files. These files likely contain recordings or notes from sessions on RAG and Langchain.js. Broken links here can prevent users from accessing valuable session content.

  • [404] https://aka.ms/ws/openai-rag-qdrant | Rejected status code (this depends on your "accept" configuration): Not Found

    • What it means: We're seeing a 404 error for an aka.ms link. This is a Microsoft URL shortener, so the original link might have been moved or deleted. This link likely pointed to a resource related to OpenAI, RAG, and Qdrant. If it’s broken, users might miss out on key information from these sessions.
    • How to fix it: We need to find out where this link is supposed to lead. We'll try to find the new location of the resource or an alternative. It's possible the resource has been renamed or moved to a different location.

This error appears in both videos/sessions/03-rag.md and videos/sessions/04-langchainjs.md, so we need to fix it in both files.

Full Github Actions Output

For a more detailed view, you can check out the Full Github Actions output. This will give you all the nitty-gritty details of the link checking process. It's like having a magnifying glass to see exactly what's going on.

Conclusion

Alright, guys, that's a wrap on our link checker report analysis! We've identified the broken links and their locations, and we've discussed how to fix them. This is a crucial step in maintaining a high-quality, user-friendly project. Let's get these links fixed so our users have a smooth and informative experience! Remember, a well-linked project is a well-loved project. Let's keep our links healthy and our users happy!