: 5366 words with 6968 typos
: 69 words with 70 typos
: 1564 words with 2015 typos
: 103 words with 118 typos
Upload a new espanso package is very unconfortable right now, if it was possible I will release a new one every week automatically but every step is manual. If you want the latest update word list, you need to follow that steps:
- Download this repository
- Execute the
generator.pyscript - Pick from the folders for every language the
package.ymlfile - Go on Linux to
/home/your-user/.config/espanso/match/packages/and put that file in the corresponding package you installed - Espanso (if running) will refresh automatically to the new terms
The word database is not inside the various typofixer-* folder by language but inside the words folder in a JSON format.
With manageterms-gui.py you have a nice UI to add a single term manually to a word file. Next you can do a PR with your json with all the new words to this repository. This script requires PyQT installed.
Otherwise if you have a CSV file with csvtoterms.py you can add automatically to the JSON file.
The tools folder includes also a script to remove duplicates.
The generator.py script generate the .yml files for the various languages (for dependencies check the requirements.txt file).
Those packages were a porting SyntaxAutoFix in Python that is now 7 years old (in 2022). Just used by me and no one else, in the years got tons of words with various hacktoberfest and by daily gathering of typos in English and Italian.
I preferred to migrate to Espanso for various reasons:
- I don't have to maintain a project by code, just still gather typos
- Python project require
sudo - Python project use like 50mb of ram, espanso instead less
- Opening to a wide more usage to gather more typos
- Espanso has unit tests and better support
- Espanso is multiplatform so also Windows and OSX
- Espanso support any uppercase/lowercase letters or mixed
- Looking for an automated way to publish new packages on espanso hub