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cspell-cli

CLI for cspell; A Spelling Checker for Code!

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cspell-cli

Setup pre-commit Hook

This repository enables using cspell as a pre-commit hook.

# .pre-commit-config.yaml
repos:
  - repo: https://github.com/streetsidesoftware/cspell-cli
    rev: v7.2.0
    hooks:
      - id: cspell

Setup Custom Dictionary

To use a custom dictionary with the pre-commit hook, create either a cspell.config.yaml or cspell.json file in your project's root directory.

cspell.config.yaml

dictionaryDefinitions:
  - name: myWords
    path: ./path/to/cSpell_dict.txt
    addWords: true
dictionaries:
  - myWords

cSpell.json

{
  "dictionaryDefinitions": [
    {
      "name": "myWords",
      "path": "./path/to/cSpell_dict.txt",
      "addWords": true
    }
  ],
  "dictionaries": ["myWords"]
}

If you installed the Code Spell Checker extension for VS Code, this can be done automatically from the command palette by running "Spell: Create a CSpell configuration file".

Install from GitHub

This repo also allows installing the cspell-cli directly from GitHub:

npm install -g git+https://github.com/streetsidesoftware/cspell-cli

Docker

Package cspell

docker run -v $PWD:/workdir ghcr.io/streetsidesoftware/cspell:latest "**"

Usage

Usage: cspell lint [options] [globs...] [file://<path> ...] [stdin[://<path>]]

Patterns:
 - [globs...]            Glob Patterns
 - [stdin]               Read from "stdin" assume text file.
 - [stdin://<path>]      Read from "stdin", use <path> for file type and config.
 - [file://<path>]       Check the file at <path>

Examples:
    cspell .                        Recursively check all files.
    cspell lint .                   The same as "cspell ."
    cspell "*.js"                   Check all .js files in the current directory
    cspell "**/*.js"                Check all .js files recursively
    cspell "src/**/*.js"            Only check .js under src
    cspell "**/*.txt" "**/*.js"     Check both .js and .txt files.
    cspell "**/*.{txt,js,md}"       Check .txt, .js, and .md files.
    cat LICENSE | cspell stdin      Check stdin
    cspell stdin://docs/doc.md      Check stdin as if it was "./docs/doc.md"

Check spelling

Options:
  -c, --config <cspell.json>   Configuration file to use.  By default cspell
                               looks for cspell.json in the current directory.
  -v, --verbose                Display more information about the files being
                               checked and the configuration.
  --locale <locale>            Set language locales. i.e. "en,fr" for English
                               and French, or "en-GB" for British English.
  --language-id <language>     Force programming language for unknown
                               extensions. i.e. "php" or "scala"
  --words-only                 Only output the words not found in the
                               dictionaries.
  -u, --unique                 Only output the first instance of a word not
                               found in the dictionaries.
  -e, --exclude <glob>         Exclude files matching the glob pattern. This
                               option can be used multiple times to add
                               multiple globs.
  --file-list <path or stdin>  Specify a list of files to be spell checked. The
                               list is filtered against the glob file patterns.
                               Note: the format is 1 file path per line.
  --no-issues                  Do not show the spelling errors.
  --no-progress                Turn off progress messages
  --no-summary                 Turn off summary message in console.
  -s, --silent                 Silent mode, suppress error messages.
  --quiet                      Only show spelling issues or errors.
  --fail-fast                  Exit after first file with an issue or error.
  -r, --root <root folder>     Root directory, defaults to current directory.
  --relative                   Issues are displayed relative to root.
  --show-context               Show the surrounding text around an issue.
  --show-suggestions           Show spelling suggestions.
  --no-show-suggestions        Do not show spelling suggestions or fixes.
  --no-must-find-files         Do not error if no files are found.
  --cache                      Use cache to only check changed files.
  --no-cache                   Do not use cache.
  --cache-reset                Reset the cache file.
  --cache-strategy <strategy>  Strategy to use for detecting changed files.
                               (choices: "metadata", "content")
  --cache-location <path>      Path to the cache file or directory. (default:
                               ".cspellcache")
  --dot                        Include files and directories starting with `.`
                               (period) when matching globs.
  --gitignore                  Ignore files matching glob patterns found in
                               .gitignore files.
  --no-gitignore               Do NOT use .gitignore files.
  --gitignore-root <path>      Prevent searching for .gitignore files past
                               root.
  --validate-directives        Validate in-document CSpell directives.
  --no-validate-directives     Do not validate in-document CSpell directives.
  --no-color                   Turn off color.
  --color                      Force color.
  --no-default-configuration   Do not load the default configuration and
                               dictionaries.
  --debug                      Output information useful for debugging
                               cspell.json files.
  --reporter <module|path>     Specify one or more reporters to use.
  -h, --help                   display help for command

More Examples:

    cspell "**/*.js" --reporter @cspell/cspell-json-reporter
        This will spell check all ".js" files recursively and use
        "@cspell/cspell-json-reporter".

    cspell . --reporter default
        This will force the default reporter to be used overriding
        any reporters defined in the configuration.

    cspell . --reporter ./<path>/reporter.cjs
        Use a custom reporter. See API for details.

References:
    https://cspell.org
    https://github.com/streetsidesoftware/cspell

Versioning

The major version of cspell-cli tries to match the major version of cspell.

minor and patch versioning goes up independently from cspell.

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Package last updated on 29 Aug 2023

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