Check your spelling with hunspell and/or nlprule.

Run cargo spellcheck --fix or cargo spellcheck fix to fix all your documentation comments in order to avoid nasty typos all over your source tree. Meant as a helper simplifying review as well as improving CI checks after a learning phase for custom/topic specific lingo.

cargo-spellcheck is also a valuable tool to run from git commit hooks or CI/CD systems.

cargo spellcheck check

error: spellcheck
   --> src/main.rs:44
    |
 44 | Fun facets shalld cause some erroris.
    |            ^^^^^^
    | - shall or shall d
    |

cargo spellcheck fix

error: spellcheck(Hunspell)
    --> /media/supersonic1t/projects/cargo-spellcheck/src/literalset.rs:291
     |
 291 |  Returns literl within the Err variant if not adjacent
     |          ^^^^^^
(13/14) Apply this suggestion [y,n,q,a,d,j,e,?]?
   lite
   litter
   litterer
   liter l
   liters
   literal
   liter
 » a custom replacement literal

cargo install --locked cargo-spellcheck

The --locked flag is the preferred way of installing to get the tested set of dependencies.

on OS X, you need to ensure that libclang.dylib can be found by the linker

which can be achieved by setting DYLB_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH:

export DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH= \
    "$(xcode-select --print-path)/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/lib/"

In Linux, the file is libclang.so which can be installed via:

apt-get install libclang-dev

Afterwards, you can set the variable LIBCLANG_PATH via:

export LIBCLANG_PATH=/usr/lib/llvm-14/lib/

cargo spellcheck completions for autodetection of your current shell via $SHELL,

or

cargo spellcheck completions --shell zsh

to explicitly specify your shell type.

Commonly it's use like this from your shell's .rc* file:

source <(cargo spellcheck completions)

Note: There is a relevant clap issue (#3508) that makes this fail in some cases.

Contributions are very welcome!

Generally the preferred way of doing so, is to comment in an issue that you would like to tackle the implementation/fix.

This is usually followed by an initial PR where the implementation is then discussed and iteratively refined. No need to get it all correct the first time!

• Features and Roadmap
• Remedies for common issues
• Configuration
• Available Checkers
• Automation of cargo-spellcheck