Add Vietnamese support about spellchecker-cli HOT 5 CLOSED

I understand, don't worry about it! 🙂

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Hi there! Thanks for the issue. Dictionaries are case-sensitive - that's why your lowercase dictionary entry isn't matching the capitalized word in the file being spellchecked. I think this behaviour makes sense - it allows the program to detect mis-capitalizations of words in the dictionary, but also allows users to ignore different capitalizations by including them in the dictionary.

To fix this, I'd suggest adding the capitalized version of the word to the dictionary. Let me know if that helps 🙂

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Hi, thanks for your suggestion, as far as I can check, most of the errors occurred when I run the spellcheck are issues with "capitalized word". I have tried to add that in my personal dictionary and it's fixed. Thanks for your help. 🙂
There is only a problem with repeated word
As you see here, some languages have some phrase words. In my case, for example, the phrase word is song song (Vietnamese) which mean parallel (English) but the retext-repeated-words recognize it as 2 separate words instead of a phrase word only which lead to the error shown below, I've tried to add this in the dictionary but didn't help

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I'm glad that was helpful! And thanks for bringing up this other issue. As far as I can tell, retext-repeated-words isn't powerful enough to recognize phrase words from non-English languages. I think it's only intended to be run on English text, unfortunately. I think the best option would be to disable that plugin.

Also I just found that retext-spell can integrate with this Vietnamese dictionary. I'd accept a PR to add support for that dictionary to spellchecker-cli. I think that'd be as simple as adding dictionary-vi as a dependency, adding a couple of tests, and documenting the change.

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Also I just found that retext-spell can integrate with this Vietnamese dictionary. I'd accept a PR to add support for that dictionary to spellchecker-cli. I think that'd be as simple as adding dictionary-vi as a dependency, adding a couple of tests, and documenting the change.

Sorry that I don't have much knowledge about coding (information technology) just enough skill to create a vuepress site follow their site so I don't know how to add support for vietnamese dictionary to spellchecker-cli, I've tried to read the index.js here as well as reading about the retext-spell's API section but haven't found out the way add another language. I'm really sorry for this

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