Proselinter looks pretty cool, it is python and can be installed with pip as a command-line tool. Doesn't need Emacs!
I just ran it on some reStructuredText files and it looks that it supports them as well as markdown!
It's going to be very helpful for a book in sphinx I'm working on, thank you.
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I'll be trying this out:
1. As a sublime plugin for my next blog post. 2. As plain old Python as part of a mass scrape-spellcheck-stylecheck of the corporate website.
I just ran it on some reStructuredText files and it looks that it supports them as well as markdown! It's going to be very helpful for a book in sphinx I'm working on, thank you.
True enough, but everything's better with emacs!
https://github.com/amperser/proselint/tree/master/plugins/vi...