Should we have spell-check for quiz questions?

[a2937]

Several months ago on a project , I set up private dictionary files that were used to check the spelling of words. Would something like that be suitable here; provided specialized computing terms were added to a separate file? Each dictionary file in that project has a single word per line and all words are lower-case. While not a true grammar parser, it could be useful right?

[jdwilkin4]

I think a good option would be to create a precommit hook that runs a spell checker on all staged files.
This article has a good solution for that
https://saransh.dev/blog/platform/automated-spellchecker-using-husky

It leverages this existing npm package
https://www.npmjs.com/package/spellchecker-cli

[a2937]

We will probably still need to add at least one custom dictionary for weirdly named variables and important people. But I do like that package a lot.

[a2937]

I just noticed some typos.

Developer_Quiz_Site/src/data/javascript-quiz.ts

Line 140 in 7847cb8

"length property inside the function indicates the expected number of parameters. But, only paramaters before the first one with a default value are counted.",

The following all the same typo twice.

Developer_Quiz_Site/src/data/linux-quiz.ts

Line 1070 in 7847cb8

Distractor1: "kernal nodes",

Developer_Quiz_Site/src/data/linux-quiz.ts

Line 1059 in 7847cb8

Answer: "shows kernal logs",

[jdwilkin4]

Any typos you find can be addressed in a new PR 👍