Spellcheck typst files with LanguageTool.
- compile the document
- extract text content
- check text with languagetool
- map results back to the source
// use styling for spellcheck only in the spellchecker
// keep the correct styling in pdf or preview
// should be called after the template
#show: lt()
// use styling for spellcheck in pdf or preview
// should be called after the template
#show: lt(overwrite: true)
#let lt(overwrite: false) = {
if not sys.inputs.at("spellcheck", default: overwrite) {
return (doc) => doc
}
return (doc) => {
show math.equation.where(block: false): it => [0]
show math.equation.where(block: true): it => []
show bibliography: it => []
show par: set par(justify: false, leading: 0.65em)
set page(height: auto)
show block: it => it.body
show page: set page(numbering: none)
show heading: it => if it.level <= 3 {
pagebreak() + it
} else {
it
}
doc
}
}
The compiled document contains the text language, but not the region.
#set text(
lang: "de", // included
region: "DE", // lost
)
The text language is used to determine the region code ("de-DE", ...). If another region is desired, it can be specified in the language parameter.
- different LanguageTool backends can be used to check the text
- atleast one backend must be enabled for
cargo install ...
with--features=<backend>
- one backend must be selected for
typst-languagetool ...
with the required flags
- typst-languagetool starts a LanguageTool instance with JNI
- requires maven and the executable is not portable
- add feature
bundle-jar
- specify flag
--bundled
- typst-languagetool starts a LanguageTool instance with JNI
- requires JAR with languagetool
- add feature
external-jar
- specify flag
jar_location=<path>
- typst-languagetool connects to a running LanguageTool server
- add feature
remote-server
- specify flags
host=<host>
andport=<port>
- terminal
- install command line interface (CLI)
cargo install --git=https://github.com/antonWetzel/typst-languagetool cli --features=...
- Check on time or watch for changes
typst-languagetool check ...
typst-languagetool watch ...
- Path to check
typst-languagetool watch --path=<directory or file>
typst-languagetool check --path=<file>
- Main file of the document
- defaults to path if not specified
- check the complete document if a path is not specified
--main=<file>
- Project root can be changed
- defaults to main parent folder
--root=<path>
- install command line interface (CLI)
- vs-codium/vs-code
- install language server protocal (LSP)
cargo install --git=https://github.com/antonWetzel/typst-languagetool lsp --features=...
- install generic lsp (
editors/vscodium/generic-lsp/generic-lsp-0.0.1.vsix
) - configure options (see below)
- hints should appear
- first check takes longer
- install language server protocal (LSP)
- neovim
- install language server protocal (LSP)
cargo install --git=https://github.com/antonWetzel/typst-languagetool lsp --features=...
- copy the
editors/nvim/typst.lua
file in theftplugin/
folder (should be in the nvim config path) - configure options in
init_option
(see below) - create a
main.typst
file and include your typst files inside if needed - hints should appear (if not use
set filetype=typst
to force the type)- first check takes longer
- install language server protocal (LSP)
/// Additional allowed words for language codes
dictionary: HashMap<String, Vec<String>>,
/// Languagetool rules to ignore (WHITESPACE_RULE, ...) for language codes
disabled_checks: HashMap<String, Vec<String>>,
/// preferred language codes
languages: Vec<String>,
/// use bundled languagetool
bundled: bool,
/// use external JAR for languagetool
jar_location: Option<String>,
/// host for remote languagetool
host: Option<String>,
/// port for remote languagetool
port: Option<String>,
/// Size for chunk send to LanguageTool
chunk_size: usize,
/// Duration to wait for additional changes before checking the file
/// Leave empty to only check on open and save
on_change: Option<std::time::Duration>,
/// Project Root
root: Option<PathBuf>,
/// Project Main File
main: Option<PathBuf>,