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If I use a NPM module, that contains identifiers or use certain terms that are false positives, the only way to fix this is to manually add them to skipWords.
If someone else uses the same NPM module, he will have to do the same.
Why not pool the work the same way DefinitelyTyped started for the Typescript community?
Plugins could be named following this convention: spellcheck-npm-name
It could also support a spellcheck option in package.json so package authors could use it to point to a local spellcheck config/dictionary the same way the types entry works.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If I use a NPM module, that contains identifiers or use certain terms that are false positives, the only way to fix this is to manually add them to
skipWords
.If someone else uses the same NPM module, he will have to do the same.
Why not pool the work the same way DefinitelyTyped started for the Typescript community?
Plugins could be named following this convention: spellcheck-npm-name
Examples:
It could also support a
spellcheck
option inpackage.json
so package authors could use it to point to a local spellcheck config/dictionary the same way thetypes
entry works.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: