elijah-potter / harper

The Grammar Checker for Developers
https://writewithharper.com
Apache License 2.0
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Installation instructions for Docker #144

Open Shagon94 opened 1 week ago

Shagon94 commented 1 week ago

I wanted to try out the project, however even though I see the Dockerifle there are no instructions on how to use it.

Would it be possible to have a documentation page/wiki explaining with the different installation methods?

Additionally, is there support coming for different languages in the future? Most of the time I write in 3 different languages, but at the moment only American English is supported at the moment.

elijah-potter commented 5 days ago

I wanted to try out the project, however even though I see the Dockerifle there are no instructions on how to use it.

I should add a little documentation on why that's there. That Dockerfile is for Harper's website, not for Harper itself.

Would it be possible to have a documentation page/wiki explaining with the different installation methods?

Absolutely. I'll give an update here once its ready. Where are you trying to use Harper? So I can address your use-case directly.

Additionally, is there support coming for different languages in the future? Most of the time I write in 3 different languages, but at the moment only American English is supported at the moment.

Yes*. I have plans to support other variants of English (British, for example). Was there a non-english language you were interested in?

Shagon94 commented 4 days ago

Any language should be an option by providing a language/dict file, not sure what the standard is. I'm somewhat fortunate to be multilingual, however the downside is that sometimes I might mix languages when writing.

Where are you trying to use Harper? So I can address your use-case directly.

I mostly want a replacement for language tool, as the tool itself makes my CPU hurt. I mostly use it in vscode/markdown editors when editing code or documentation.