Skip to content

Latest commit

 

History

History
162 lines (105 loc) · 3.79 KB

tools.md

File metadata and controls

162 lines (105 loc) · 3.79 KB
Raw

Spelling tools

Path Overview

These tools are designed to live in ~/bin, I haven't spent the time to have them fish for their own locations. I'm not a huge fan of bash and would rather use either portable sh or perl.

They're built on top of hg, but you could probably make an hg script / symlink that runs git w/ minimal effort.

Tools

f

  • Finds potentially misspelled words in a repository/directory:
    • f repository
  • Runs w on files (excludes repositories / certain file types)

fchurn

  • Find newly misspelled words in a repository since the last run:
    • fchurn repository

dchurn

  • Find newly misspelled words in a diff:
    • d|dchurn

rediff

  • Find word changes from a diff:
    • d -U0 -c.|rediff

w

  • Generate a list of tokens that might be misspelled
  • You will need to feed this to another tool (Google Suggest, MS Word, ..., or your head) to decide what's actually a misspelling

g

  • Find instances of token in corpus (including as substrings of other words):
    • g woord

ge

  • Find instances of word in corpus (this excludes substring word matches):
    • ge exclu

gl

  • Extract filenames from file prefixed grep output:
    • g 'something' | gl ~ grep -ilr something .

rs

  • Replace and commit spelling fix:
    • rs teh the ~ r 's{teh}{the}' $(g teh -l); s the
    • rs 'thi s' 'this ' this ~ r 's{thi s}{this }' $(g 'thi s' -l); s this

r

  • Run replace token with correction on FILES:
    • r s/woord/word/ FILES

s

  • Commit a spelling fix:
    • s word

b

  • Commit a brand fix:
    • b JavaScript

d

  • Diff:
    • d -U0 -c.

dn

  • Select only new lines from diff output:
    • d | dn | w

hesort

  • Sort spelling commits:
    • EDITOR=hesort hg histedit ignore
    • EDITOR=hesort hg histedit -r 'spelling % ignore'

chore-spelling

  • Prefix spelling: commits with chore:
    • chore-spelling 'spelling % master'

signed-off-by

  • Add 'signed-off-by: user@address':
    • SIGNED_OFF_BY="Signed-off-by: user <[email protected]>" signed-off-by 'spelling % master'

splitter

  • Convert patches (standard input or arguments) into numbered patch files

hgfileexts

  • Report file extensions in repository

hgfilesample

  • Run less with one file for each file type from hgfileexts
  • Use this to identify binary file types to be excluded

hgmv

  • Rename files:
    • hgmv Javascript JavaScript

hgrmjunk

  • Delete files that should not be spellchecked

convertpatch-to

  • Convert existing Mercurial commits into other commands

  • this is mostly used for transplanting or replaying a common set of replacements against another repository:

    # working directory is terraform-provider-google
# sibling directory is magic-modules
# Input is a sequence of commits here:
#   https://github.com/terraform-providers/terraform-provider-google/pull/4235
# Output is a sequence of commits here:
#   https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/magic-modules/pull/2183
# This gets a list of commits (in ascending order) on the spelling branch starting past the master commit
for a in $(hg log -T '{rev} ' -r spelling%master); do
  # this line calls convertpatch-to and asks for an `rs` command
  X="$(MODE=rs convertpatch-to -c$a)";
  (
    cd ../magic-modules/;
    # this line runs that command in the magic-modules directory
    sh -c "$X"
  ) 2>&1
done |perl -ne 'next if /^Required ruby|^To install do/;print'
# the last perl is because `magic-modules/.ruby-version` triggers annoying warnings that I don't care about

wdiff

  • Compare misspellings in two files:
    • wdiff file.orig file

wreview

  • See potentially misspelled words highlighted from each file:
    • wreview FILE

Prerequisites

See prerequisites