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npm install spellcheck-technical-word

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2.0.0

Published on 18 Mar 2016

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azu

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Updated on 28 Jul 2019

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structured-source technical-word-rules

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espower-loader intelli-espower-loader mocha power-assert

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spellcheck-technical-word

This library provide check function of azu/technical-word-rules.

Installation

npm install spellcheck-technical-word

Usage

1var spellcheck = require("spellcheck-technical-word").spellCheckText;
2var results = spellcheck("git");
3assert(results.length > 0);
4var result = results.pop();
5/*
6{ actual: 'git', expected: 'Git', paddingLine: 0, paddingColumn:0 }
7*/

Result data structure

1/**
2 *
3 * @typedef {{actual: string, expected: string, paddingLine: number, paddingColumn: number}} SpellCheckResult
4 */
5var result = {
6    actual: "string",
7    expected: "string",
8    paddingLine: 0,// start with 0
9    paddingColumn: 0// start with 0
10};

Use case: azu/textlint-rule-helper

Tests

npm test

Contributing

Fork it!
Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
Submit a pull request :D

License

MIT

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