typo-checker

You can detect and fix typos in your codebase by running typos-cli across your source files to identify spelling errors, then applying corrections to comments, variables, and documentation to improve code quality.

You can handle false positives during a spellcheck by maintaining a custom wordlist in the _typos.toml configuration file, which suppresses known false positives and domain-specific abbreviations from future scans.

Yes, you need to install typos-cli to check for spelling errors, as this automation integrates directly with the tool to scan source files and manage configuration for false positive handling.

The best way to automate spelling error detection during code reviews is to run typos-cli on your project directory to find errors, fix confirmed typos, and update configuration files to maintain documentation accuracy before deployment.

Yes, you can correct misspellings in both code comments and documentation, as the detection process scans across source files to identify and fix errors in variables, comments, and project documentation.

Typos-cli flags domain-specific abbreviations as spelling errors because it uses a standard dictionary, but you can resolve this by adding the terms to your _typos.toml file to prevent future false positives.