and then find all referential links and replace them with fully qualified links(i.e. add domain to the link) then finally save it to a file. Thanks in advance

use feature 'say'; # a better "print"
use Mojo;

######################################################
my $insert_str = "https://www.somesite.com";

#get the pages to fetch from the links.txt file
open (LINK, "links.txt") || die "couldn't open the file!";

my $ua = Mojo::UserAgent->new;

#loop through all of the urls
while ($record = <LINK>) {
  say ("Getting web site info for: $record\n");

  #determine the new file name by the subdirectory / path  since all f
+etched pages will be index.html
  $newFileName = (substr $record, (rindex($record, "/", (rindex($recor
+d, "/") -1)) + 1), (rindex($record, "/") - rindex($record, "/", (rind
+ex($record, "/") -1)) -1)) . '.html';

  print("Should save the information to a new file as $newFileName\n")
+;

  #get the page contents

  my $response = $ua->get($record)->res->dom;

  if ($response->is_success) {
    #Find the  <div class="main-content">
    my $content = $response->at('.main-content');

    #TODO Replace all of the links with fully qualified url's

    #TODO Save the master_content to a file with the same file name
    
  }
  # else {
#      die $response->status_line;
#      #TODO Send an email to admin letting them know of the issue
#  }
  #end of while loop
}
close(LINK);
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