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26 lines
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# Using cspell, we'll loop over each subdirectory inside ./docs and check every mdx file for spelling errors.
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# If there is an error, we'll write the word to an output file
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# prep
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if [ -f spell_check_results.txt ]; then
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rm spell_check_results.txt
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fi
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cd docs
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# first check, over the mdx files in the root directory
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find . -maxdepth 1 -type f -name "*.mdx" -exec cspell --words-only {} \; >> ../output.txt
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# loop over each subdirectory and any directories inside
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for dir in */; do
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find $dir -type d -exec cspell --words-only {}/*.mdx \; >> ../output.txt
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done
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# loop over each line in the output file and prune duplications
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cd ../
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awk '!a[$0]++' output.txt > spell_check_results.txt
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rm output.txt
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# check the number of lines in spell_check_results.txt
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lines=$(wc -l < spell_check_results.txt)
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echo "There are $lines spelling errors or unknown words." |