Antiseptic
The Rust-built Python package for spell-checking, purposed for continuous integration.
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Installation
Antiseptic is available from PyPI:
pip install antiseptic
Running
$ antiseptic
./myfile.txt:15:32: AS001 spelling mistake `helol`
./theotherfile.py:3:40: AS001 spelling mistake `colosal`
You can specify which file(s) you wish to spell-check:
$ antiseptic myfile.txt
myfile.txt:15:32: AS001 spelling mistake `helol`
Configuration
Antiseptic is configured in pyproject.toml, antiseptic.toml, or .antiseptic.toml.
There is a setting exclude which indicates directories and files which should not be included in the spell-check:
exclude = [
"build",
".mypy_cache",
".ruff_cache",
".venv",
]
There is also a setting allowed-words which defines words that Antiseptic will not flag:
allowed-words = [
"glubbage",
"glimp"
]
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