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This is a htmllint plugin that uses `aspell` to spellcheck any text that might be viewable or read by the user.
This is a htmllint plugin that uses aspell
to spellcheck any text that
might be viewable or read by the user.
NOTE: not currently completed, do not use (will be integrated shortly)
Just run a simple npm install
to get this module:
$ npm install htmllint-spellcheck
# to save this as a devDependency
$ npm install -D htmllint-spellcheck
If you are using grunt
, then you should install this module as a dependency:
$ npm install -D htmllint-spellcheck
You also need to install aspell to use this module.
After doing so, add the following to your Gruntfile.js
:
grunt.initConfig({
// ... wherever your target is for htmllint that you want to add the plugin to:
htmllint: {
a_target: {
options: {
// add the 'htmllint-spellcheck' plugin to the list
plugins: ['htmllint-spellcheck'],
// ... rest of your options
spellcheck: true
}
}
// ...
});
If you are using the htmllint
npm module, you can add the plugin to a
linter instance by doing the following:
var htmllint = require('htmllint');
var linter = htmllint.create();
// add the htmllint-spellcheck plugin
linter.use(require('htmllint-spellcheck'));
// or you can do this:
linter.use('htmllint-spellcheck');
FAQs
This is a htmllint plugin that uses `aspell` to spellcheck any text that might be viewable or read by the user.
We found that htmllint-spellcheck demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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