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grammarlint

v1.5.0

Published

GrammarLint is a tool for linting your grammar.

Downloads

9

Readme

GrammarLint

Build Status

NPM

NPM

Description

This is a Node.JS implementation of the grammar verification Bash scripts by Matt Might. Taking his work a bit further, this implementation installs as a global binary, allows for future expansion of modules, and outputs the found errors in various ways that best suit the user.

Checks

The linter checks for the following things:

  • Lexical illusions - Repeated adjacent words such as "the the" even between lines.
  • Overuse - Overuse of non-common words such as articles.
  • Passive Voice - Use of passive rather than active voice.
  • Spelling - Uses OS-native spellcheck functionality.
  • Weasel Words - Use of lazy or "weasel" words such as very, fairly, many, etc.

Installation

Install the command line tool globally using npm's -g option:

# sudo npm install grammarlint -g

Usage

General Usage

# grammarlint /path/to/text

Options

  • --irregulars Override the default list of verbs used when finding passive voice. It can be a path to a text file with each verb on a new line or a JSON array passed-in directly.
  • --weasels Override the default list of weasels words. It can be a path to a text file with each word on a new line or a JSON array passed-in directly.
  • --skipWords Specify words to skip during spellcheck.
  • --commons Specify which words to treat as "common" during word overuse checking.
  • --overuseThreshold Specify frequency of use to qualify as overused. (Defaults to 10)
  • --skip Optionally skip some checks. Options are the names of each check. (i.e. "Passive Voice")
  • --formatter Output the results using different formatters. Default is "table" but "csv" is also available.

To Do

  • Build subject verb agreement module
  • Build capitalization detection module
  • Build Checkstyle output formatter
  • Integrate https://github.com/maxogden/common-english-errors