SpellCheck Offline Library

Offline spell-checking of words within texts, including Markdown tags. This library enables accurate detection of spelling errors while considering the presence of Markdown formatting.

The library utilizes OpenOffice's *.dic and *.aff files to support spell-checking in over 80 languages from around the world.

The library comes with built-in support for languages such as de-DE, en-GB, en-US, es-ES, fr-FR, it-IT, pl-PL, and pt-PT for your convenience. It enhances the spell-checking capability by providing preloaded dictionaries, thus streamlining the process of checking text for accuracy across different languages.

NOTE: Feel free to make a pull request.

SpellCheck.Simple nuget package

The SpellCheck.Simple library can be used to perform various spell-checking tasks. Here's an example of how to get started:

Install the SpellCheck.Simple nuget package from the package manager console:

dotnet add package SpellCheck.Simple

Just create an instance of the SpellCheck class and use it.

using SpellCheck; // Create a SpellCheck instance var spellChecker = SpellCheck.CreateFromFiles("en-US.dic", "en-US.aff"); spellChecker.SetIgnoredWords("bulba", "kotek"); // Perform spell-checking var isHelloCorrect = spellChecker.IsWordCorrect("hello"); // true var isKotekCorrect = spellChecker.IsWordCorrect("kotek"); // true var isAdsasdCorrect = spellChecker.IsWordCorrect("adsasd"); // false var isTextCorrect = spellChecker.IsTextCorrect("This is an example text."); // true // Get suggestions for an incorrect word var suggestions = spellChecker.SuggestWord("wor"); // ["world", "worm", "worn", "worst", "wore", "word"] // More advanced usage is possible as well

Use this class in the way above if you want to use your own dictionaries and don't want to use built-in dictionaries.

SpellCheck.Dictionaries nuget package

A much simpler way to use the SpellCheck class is to use the built-in dictionaries.

Install the SpellCheck.Dictionaries nuget package from the package manager console: