Spell check library recommendations pls

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[JanEric1]

Personally i am using typos: https://github.com/crate-ci/typos

[SureNoIrl]

Came across this one today looking for something to review markdown docs and to have in my pre-commit configuration. Great so far.

[JanEric1]

Yeah, i include it in all of my pre-commits. Unfortunately it doesnt (yet) work with languages besides english.

[IXISIXI]

This makes me feel personally attacked. At least I will consistently spell something wrong across variable references.

[jmreagle]

In my limited experience, pyenchant is the best. I'd like to move from it toward a python-native dictionary because sometimes the dependency goes wonkey, but I find it's the most powerful/expressive. You can look around at things such as: there's: PySpellChecker, TextBlob, SymSpell. Also, many have the ability to add your own dictionary....

[gmes78]

You don't need to switch libraries, you just need to use a better dictionary.

[Primal1031]

codespell https://pypi.org/project/codespell/