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A few people in Slack were talking about having a set of custom rules that we would implement in a linter. This ticket tracks ideas that we think might be cool for a WTD linter:
- Gendered pronouns (h…
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I'm just tried to install your plugin from npm and seems you didn't publish it. I think it should be here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/retext-usage
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## ENV
- OS: Ubuntu 10.04
- iBus: 1.3.8 + SunPinYin
- ReText: 3.0.3
Reported by: hutushen222
Original Ticket: [retext/tickets/35](https://sourceforge.net/p/retext/tickets/35)
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It would be great to generalize the functionality in the Run menu for "Running/Parsing" source files besides Python scripts.
I am finding myself more often than not, wanting to see how something writ…
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Hi @JDvorak! @wooorm referred me to your library. I am curious to understand how 'retext for code' works? It would be great to have an example of the possible usage.
Thank you for putting out your …
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1) Not make sense, absolutely. This inconsistency around is not good.
``` js
{ type: 'property',
key:
{ type: 'key',
value: 'foo',
position: { start: [Object], end: [Object], human: '…
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If I wanted to reuse a processor it has the plugins, but it doesn't include the parser.
I could recreate the same processor by passing the same options through, but it seems like the parser is just a…
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It appears that in order to use this module, I need to come up with my own count of "difficult words", but I have no idea how to do that. Is there a particular dictionary I should be using? Does a pro…
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I try to find a natural language classify module and wonder if there is no one out there for retext so far.
I wish I could do something like this ...
```
speak.classify("What is your name?") …
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See [here](https://github.com/pugjs/pug/issues/2184).