local cspell = require('cspell')
local sources = { cspell.diagnostics }

local cspell = require('cspell')
local sources = { cspell.diagnostics, cspell.code_actions }

local config = {
  -- The CSpell configuration file can take a few different names this option
  -- lets you specify which name you would like to use when creating a new
  -- config file from within the `Add word to cspell json file` action.
  --
  -- See the currently supported files in https://github.com/davidmh/cspell.nvim/blob/main/lua/cspell/helpers.lua
  config_file_preferred_name = 'cspell.json',

  --- A way to define your own logic to find the CSpell configuration file.
  ---@params cwd The same current working directory defined in the source,
  --             defaulting to vim.loop.cwd()
  ---@return string|nil The path of the json file
  find_json = function(cwd)
  end,

  ---@param cspell string The contents of the CSpell config file
  ---@return table
  encode_json = function(cspell_str)
  end,

  ---@param cspell table A lua table with the CSpell config values
  ---@return string
  encode_json = function(cspell_tbl)
  end,


  --- Callback after a successful execution of a code action.
  ---@param cspell_config_file_path string|nil
  ---@param params GeneratorParams
  ---@action_name 'use_suggestion'|'add_to_json'|'add_to_dictionary'
  on_success = function(cspell_config_file_path, params, action_name)
      -- For example, you can format the cspell config file after you add a word
      if action_name == 'add_to_json' then
          os.execute(
              string.format(
                  "cat %s | jq -S '.words |= sort' | tee %s > /dev/null",
                  cspell_config_file_path,
                  cspell_config_file_path
              )
          )
      end

      -- Note: The cspell_config_file_path param could be nil for the
      -- 'use_suggestion' action
  end
}

local cspell = require('cspell')
local sources = {
  cspell.diagnostics.with({ config = config }),
  cspell.code_actions.with({ config = config }),
}