Gathering detailed insights and metrics for netlify-plugin-brand-guardian
Gathering detailed insights and metrics for netlify-plugin-brand-guardian
Gathering detailed insights and metrics for netlify-plugin-brand-guardian
Gathering detailed insights and metrics for netlify-plugin-brand-guardian
🔌A Netlify build plugin to check your project for misspellings of important, brand-related words.
npm install netlify-plugin-brand-guardian
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Updated on Jun 03, 2020
Latest Version
1.0.1
Package Id
netlify-plugin-brand-guardian@1.0.1
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12
NPM Version
6.14.4
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12.8.0
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This is a Build Plugin that searches all the HTML files in your project and looks for any misspelled words you provide, changing them to the correct spelling. This is especially useful for brand words that may not be spelled the conventional way. I mean, who needs vowels, amirite, sorry, mrt 😬.
So you want to use this plugin, 😊 I'm honored. Here are the steps to get it installed and configured.
netlify.toml
configuration file.First, you'll signify you're adding a plugin with [[plugins]]
. Then underneath add a line that tells Netlify where to find the plugin by providing the name to package
.
1[[plugins]] 2package = "netlify-plugin-brand-guardian"
This JSON file should first list the correct spelling of the word you're looking for misspellings of followed by an array of strings listing the different ways it may be misspelled. Feel free to name it whatever you like. You'll be providing the path to this file as well so you can place it anywhere in the project directory.
1{ 2 "Netlify": ["Nrtlify", "Nootlify", "netlifries", "netlify"], 3 "GitHub": ["gitHib"] 4}
🐙 You can see what this file looks like in the demo project repo.
netlify.toml
file.Underneath where you added this plugin in your netlify.toml
file you'll add a place to declare plugins.inputs
. For this plugin you will add a pathToWordList
followed by a relative path to the file from the directory where your project is being published (like your publish
location).
1[[plugins]] 2package = "netlify-plugin-brand-guardian" 3 [plugins.inputs] 4 pathToWordList = "/data/brandMisspellings.json"
🐙 Here's a link to the complete
netlify.toml
file of the demo project.
If you already have your project connected to your Git repo when you push this new code it will deploy your project using this plugin. Otherwise, you can deploy your project any other way you like and this plugin will search your project and make the changes requested 😘.
🧠 For more information on using Netlify Build Plugins you can check out this blog post covering just that.
Could you imagine how embarrassing it would be to deliver a site with all these misspellings of my company's name? Such embarass!
Once we add this plugin we can rest at ease knowing silly spelling spoofs will automatically be avoided. This is what the same site will look like with the plugin, like there wasn't a trained hamster typing 🐹. Yay!
You can try out this plugin by deploying a simple site which uses it.
Clicking the button below will clone a test site repo, setup a new site on Netlify and deploy the site complete with the plugin configured. You'll still want to enable Build Plugins for this project.
Happy coding 👩🏻💻!
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