Do you like to set target="_blank"
on your external links but happen to forget sometimes?
Or maybe you have markdown files and it would be nice but cumbersome to set these attributes?
svelte-target-blank
fixes all these external links and lets you know the corresponding files if you want / can edit the code.
npm install -D svelte-target-blank
Then update your svelte.config.js
file:
import targetBlank from "svelte-target-blank";
/** @type {import('@sveltejs/kit').Config} */
const config = {
...,
preprocess: [
vitePreprocess(),
mdsvex(mdsvexOptions),
targetBlank({ logLevel: 'warn', quietList: '/**/*.md' })
],
...,
};
export default config;
If you use a markdown preprocessor like mdsvex
above, put svelte-target-blank
after it in the list. This way your external links in markdown files will be normalized too.
You're all set!
Now any external link in you markup
<a href="https://external-ressource.com">check this out</a>
or in your markdown
[check this out](https://external-ressource.com)
will be transformed into
<a href="https://external-ressource.com" target="_blank">check this out</a>
with a message in the console:
svelte-target-blank found an external link with no 'target' attribute:
file: /src/+page.svelte
anchor: <a href="https://external-ressource">check this out</a>
logLevel
: Let's you configure how verbose the preprocessor is
warn
(default) - Emit a console warning when a missingtarget
is foundquiet
- Silently fix links
quietList
: One or more glob patterns of locations to fix without emitting any warning. Ex: "/**/*.md"
MIT