Directories
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Package check implements Vale's extension points.
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Package check implements Vale's extension points. |
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Package core contains configuration and utility internals.
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Package core contains configuration and utility internals. |
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Package glob implements pure-Go globbing utilities.
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Package glob implements pure-Go globbing utilities. |
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Native code linting: parse source with tree-sitter, extract the regions a language's queries capture (comments by default, or a `tree-sitter` View's scopes), and lint each.
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Native code linting: parse source with tree-sitter, extract the regions a language's queries capture (comments by default, or a `tree-sitter` View's scopes), and lint each. |
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Package nlp implements POS tagging, word tokenization, and sentence segmentation.
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Package nlp implements POS tagging, word tokenization, and sentence segmentation. |
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Package regex adapts github.com/dlclark/regexp2 to the API Vale uses.
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Package regex adapts github.com/dlclark/regexp2 to the API Vale uses. |
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Package spell is a pure-Go, high-performance spell checker based on Hunspell-compatible dictionaries.
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Package spell is a pure-Go, high-performance spell checker based on Hunspell-compatible dictionaries. |
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Package system provides a thin, swappable filesystem abstraction so the linter can read styles, dictionaries, vocabularies and other assets from the host OS (the default) or from an in-memory map (the WebAssembly host supplies one via the JavaScript API in cmd/valew).
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Package system provides a thin, swappable filesystem abstraction so the linter can read styles, dictionaries, vocabularies and other assets from the host OS (the default) or from an in-memory map (the WebAssembly host supplies one via the JavaScript API in cmd/valew). |
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Package testsuite runs the test cases a configuration keeps beside its rules.
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Package testsuite runs the test cases a configuration keeps beside its rules. |
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Package textfsm reads line-oriented text with a template: a state machine whose rules are regular expressions, in the form Google's TextFSM defined for parsing the output of network devices.
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Package textfsm reads line-oriented text with a template: a state machine whose rules are regular expressions, in the form Google's TextFSM defined for parsing the output of network devices. |
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