Fix over 100 typos/spelling mistakes :P #1483
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@mnoorenberghe, thanks for your PR! By analyzing the history of the files in this pull request, we identified @fabaff, @w1ll1am23 and @Khabi to be potential reviewers. |
Removed extra spaces from emulated_hue
Fix introduced spelling mistake.
Correct device type.
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Love that you did this. Fixed a few more things and that one spelling mistake you introduced ;) |
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Thanks for the quick reviews and good catch on my typo! |
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Description:
Partially automated identification of words not in the aspell dictionary followed by manual correction. I was a bit bored while waiting for reviews on my code pull requests and noticed quite a few documentation spelling mistakes in the last week since I started using hass so decided to help fix the problem in a larger way than my single-word fixes.
Some of the tools:
find source/_components -name "*.markdown" -exec cat {} \; | aspell list | sort | uniq -c | sort -n # list non-dictionary wordsfunction f { grep -w -R "$1" source/_components/; } # show the typo in contextfunction r { grep -w -l -R "$1" source/_components/ | xargs -n1 sed -E -i'' "s/\b$1\b/$2/g"; } # replace the typo