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What this guide covers
Summarises what the textlint README and two docs pages say about rules, plugins, the config file, file formats, severity and fixing, for writers and editors who want automated prose checks. The workflow is the curator's reading of the docs; nothing was installed or run.
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Adding a textlint pass to a Markdown manuscript: rules, config file, severity and fixes (documentation only)
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Summarises what the textlint README and two docs pages say about rules, plugins, the config file, file formats, severity and fixing, for writers and editors who want automated prose checks. The workflow is the curator's reading of the docs; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- textlint ships with no default rules, so choose and install the rules before expecting any output.
- Severity warning and info exit with status 0 while error exits with 1 and is the default, which matters if a check runs in a build.
- Review fixes against the original text; the docs do not describe automatic prose fixes as reliable.
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