Script: generate list of redirect URLs

[internetisaiah]

Summary

For each new redirect in the current branch, this script uses the user-supplied base URL to list all old URLs so the user can open old links directly from the terminal to test redirects.

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[internetisaiah]

Hi @rachel-feinberg @lydia-xie , only need one person to test. No rush!

To test:

1. Checkout this branch and pull.
2. Run: ./bdocs redirects > it should throw an error because no changes were made to the redirect file in this branch.
3. Add some random urls to the redirect file and save changes (you could literally just copy 2-3 from earlier in the file and add them to the bottom), then run ./bdocs redirects again and follow the prompts.
4. Check that the generated URLs match the first half of the redirect URL syntax. i.e.:

Redirect file:

validurls['/docs/partners/data_and_infrastructure_agility/ab_testing/phrasee/phrasee#phrasee'] = '/docs/partners/data_and_infrastructure_agility/ab_testing/jacquard/';
validurls['/docs/partners/data_and_infrastructure_agility/ab_testing/jacquard/jacquard/'] = '/docs/partners/data_and_infrastructure_agility/ab_testing/jacquard/';
validurls['/docs/partners/data_and_infrastructure_agility/ab_testing/jacquard/jacquard_react/'] = '/docs/partners/data_and_infrastructure_agility/ab_testing/jacquard/';

Output of script:

BASE_URL/docs/partners/data_and_infrastructure_agility/ab_testing/phrasee/phrasee#phrasee
BASE_URL/docs/partners/data_and_infrastructure_agility/ab_testing/jacquard/jacquard/
BASE_URL/docs/partners/data_and_infrastructure_agility/ab_testing/jacquard/jacquard_react/

Note: If you're using VS Code, hold CMD then click a link in your terminal and it should auto-open the link in your chrome browser (or whatever your default browser is).

[rachel-feinberg]

[rachel-feinberg]

Works for me!