SourceSpell
Command line spellchecking utility for checking comments and string literals in source code files. Includes an interactive mode for making corrections.
Supports a wide array of languages including Python, C/C++ and HTML markup.
For more information, see the documentation.
Basic Usage
To print a list of spelling errors for a project:
sourcespell -d path/to/project [-I file/to/ignore]
Installation
Install with pip:
pip install sourcespell
Known Issues
The following errors are produced from the enchant library when using an excluded words list:
** (process:214): CRITICAL **: enchant_is_all_caps: assertion 'word && *word' failed
This is caused by blank-lines in the excluded words file.
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