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Automated Docstring And Comments Spell Check

Consider the following sample code: # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- '''Test module.''' def test(): '''Tets function''' return 10 pylint gives it 10 of 10, flake8 doesn't find an

Solution 1:

Pylint just released 1.4.0, which includes a spell-checker. Here is the initial pull-request.

Note that, to make the checker work, you need to install pyenchant python module and have an enchant library installed system-wide. On mac, it can be installed via brew:

$ brew install enchant

By default, the spelling pylint checker is turned off. You can enable it either in the pylint rc configuration file, or from the command-line:

$ cat test.py
# I am the tyop

$ pylint --disable all --enable spelling --spelling-dict en_US test.py
C:  1, 0: Wrong spelling of a word 'tyop' in a comment:
# I am the tyop
           ^^^^
Did you mean: 'typo' or 'top' or 'tip' or 'topi'? (wrong-spelling-in-comment)

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