Grammar checker for developers.
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· Reviewed by David Mytton
Like Grammarly, but local. Available as a language server for IDE integration. Also available as an Obsidian or Zed plugin. Low-latency linting with minimal memory usage. WebAssembly build also available for embedding into apps. Customizable dictionary with config.
No easily accessible quick start guide - you need to delve into the GitHub repo to find the instructions.
Based on Console’s review published on 2024-10-03. Summary updated .
Developers should consider Harper
Harper provides low-latency linting with minimal memory usage
Harper lacks an easily accessible quick start guide
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Harper is available as a JavaScript library, Rust crate, browser extension and macOS system-wide tool.
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