`mod lint`#

module lint#

Vale and Harper lint for the markdown corpus (CLI + in-process harper-core).

Functions

fn binary_available(name: &str) -> bool#: Check whether a binary is on PATH and responds successfully to --version or --help.

fn format_report(report: &LintReport) -> String#: Format a human-readable report to a string.

fn harper_binary_name() -> Option<&'static str>#: Resolve which binary name to use for Harper CLI (optional fallback).

fn harper_command_args(paths: &[PathBuf]) -> Vec<String>#: Construct Harper CLI args (best-effort across harper-cli naming).

fn harper_core_available() -> bool#: In-process harper-core is always linked in this build.

fn lint_paths(paths: &[PathBuf], engine: LintEngine) -> Result<LintReport>#: Lint the given paths with the selected engine(s). Missing optional tools produce explicit entries in report.missing and do not panic. Harper always uses in-process harper-core when the Harper engine is selected.

fn lint_text_harper_inprocess(text: &str) -> Vec<LintFinding>#

Lint a single text buffer with in-process harper-core (unit-testable pure path).

Spelling hits on domain vocabulary (Jira, Tantivy, …) are suppressed so CI can gate published responses without false positives on tooling jargon.

fn vale_command_args(paths: &[PathBuf]) -> Vec<String>#: Construct the Vale command line for the given paths (tested without running Vale).

Enums

enum LintEngine#

Which external (or in-process) lint engine to run.

Harper#: Run Harper via in-process harper-core (and optional CLI if on PATH).

Structs and Unions

struct LintFinding#

One lint finding from any engine.

struct LintReport#

Aggregated report from one or more engines.

missing: Vec<String>#: Engines that were requested but missing (explicit messages).

Implementations

Functions

mod lint#