leona
Can anyone recommend a spellchecking LSP that also checks grammar and basic syntax, like most office tools? I'd primarily like to use it with Markdown and Typst.
I currently use codebook as spellcheck LSP, but I'm not happy because I still need to use external tools quite often to find basic spelling mistakes like missing commas.
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Show threadDr. Sobek2d ago

@leona The natural language processing in Jetbrains IDE (which is now built-in, but used to rely on Language tool via Grazie) seems pretty good.

So perhaps look up if there's any LSP using Language Tools for your editor.

(Any JetBrains IDE + Texify gets you a very good LaTeX experience, but I don't know if we have a Typst plugin here)

Show threadleona2d ago

@Sobex I used JetBrains IDEs for many years nearly exclusively, but currently for the work I'm doing (Nix, Python and Typst) primarily), a basic Terminal Editor with LSPs mostly works equivalent or better. I only use IntelliJ (Ultimate) for large-scale refactors currently. It got to annoying for me tbh for basic tasks.

I currently use Helix as my go-to-editor. Tho thank you for your answer.

Show threadDr. Sobek2d ago

@leona Searching for "Language tool LSP" brought up some blog post about NeoVIM + Language Tools, so there's probably a way of getting something to work, in various editors.

(Also annoyingly it seems Typst on JetBrains is a third party paid plugin).

Show threadLatte macchiato  2d ago
@leona sounds like what you want?
https://github.com/languagetool-language-server/languagetool-languageserver
GitHub - languagetool-language-server/languagetool-languageserver: LanguageTool language server to add grammar checking support to editors and other tools that use the Language Server Protocol (LSP)

LanguageTool language server to add grammar checking support to editors and other tools that use the Language Server Protocol (LSP) - languagetool-language-server/languagetool-languageserver

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Show threadleona2d ago
@privateger I really don't want to use software that hasn't been maintained since 5-9 years ^^
Show threadhaenoe2d ago
@leona I have been using harper (https://github.com/Automattic/harper) and have been pretty happy. They have integration with Typst and Markdown :D
GitHub - Automattic/harper: Offline, privacy-first grammar checker. Fast, open-source, Rust-powered

Offline, privacy-first grammar checker. Fast, open-source, Rust-powered - Automattic/harper

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Show threadWolfgang Maier1d ago

@haenoe @leona just installed the #zed extension of #harper and tried it on a few markdown files, and I'm impressed both by its speed and quality of suggestions.

Thanks for the recommendation!

Show threadprimeapple23h ago
@haenoe @leona Second that
Show threadvandox1d ago
@leona https://github.com/ltex-plus/ltex-ls-plus works well for me.
Show threadHervy Qurrotul1d ago
@leona harper-ls or vale-ls. maybe that's what you're looking for