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JulLaravel Prose Linter is a package that renders syntax-aware proofreading for your Laravel application.
It assists you to polish the texts of your Laravel application. It will monitor your translations and even your blade templates for typos, slang and give suggestions for a more gratifying writing style depending on which prose style you choose.
Prose Linter utilizes a Golang binary called Vale, a command-line tool that brings code-like linting to prose. Vale is a valuable package by itself, and Prose Linter leverages it to provide you a clean CLI tool to review your Laravel Translations and Blade templates for prose linting.
You can install this package via composer:
composer require beyondcode/laravel-prose-linter
If you wanted to customize the styles employed by the linter, You can publish the config and the style assets:
~ php artisan vendor:publish --tag=linting-config
~ php artisan vendor:publish --tag=linting-styles
These are the following commands provided by Laravel Prose Linter:
// Lint blade templates
php artisan lint:blade
// Lint a single blade template
php artisan lint:blade auth.login
// Lint translations
php artisan lint:translation
//Lint specific translation namespace(s)
php artisan lint:translation auth validation
This package also comes with an option to customize style configuration, which you can configure via the config/linter.php file:
use Beyondcode\LaravelProseLinter\Styles\WriteGood;
use Beyondcode\LaravelProseLinter\Styles\Vale;
/*
* Customize the Vale styles used by the linter.
*/
return [
'styles' => [
WriteGood::class,
Vale::class
]
];
If you wanted to learn about this package, check out the Official Documentation for installation and usage instructions. You can check out the source code on GitHub.
Published at : 26-07-2021
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