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This script applies a set of regular expressions onto a set of files to automatically identify and fix typographical errors. More details inside the README.md. Change-Id: Ib1121e6b891c1f2ef998c5d46c21ff05773090bd
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# retf.py
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This script applies a set of regular expressions onto a set of files
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to automatically identify and fix typographical errors.
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## What does RETF mean?
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RETF means RegExTypoFix or Regular Expression Typographical error Fixer
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and is a set of regular expressions to find and fix common misspellings
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and grammatical errors.
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The regular expressions are available at
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser/Typos.
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## Usage
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There are two ways to define the set of files. First you can simply add
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single files using the parameter ```--file```.
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```$ ./retf.py --file path/to/file1 path/to/file2 path/to/file3```
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Also you can specify paths using the parameter ```--path``` that should be
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scanned for files.
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```$ ./retf.py --path path/with/files/1 path/with/files/2```
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To not use all files inside the specified paths it's possible to filter
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by the file extension.
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```$ ./retf.py --path path/with/files --extension xml txt rst```
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It's possible to use the parameters ```--path``` and ```--file``` together.
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By default the script will only check for findings in all specified files.
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To automatically write back resolved findings add the parameter
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```--write-changes```. Findings will then be written to a copy with
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the ending ```.retf```.
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To fix findings directly in the files add the parameter
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```--in-place```. Findings will than be fixed directly in the files. A backup file
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with the ending ```.orig``` will be created. To disable backups add the
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paramter ```--no-backup```.
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To only check if there are findings inside the defined set of files add
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To download the latest RETF rules from Wikipedia use the parameter ```--download```.
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## Needed Python modules
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* beautifulsoup4 / bs4 (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/beautifulsoup4)
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* glob2 (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/glob2)
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* pyyaml (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyaml)
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* regex (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/regex)
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* six (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/six)
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To install the needed modules you can use pip or the package management system included
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in your distribution. When using the package management system maybe the name of the
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packages differ. When using pip it's maybe necessary to install some development packages.
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For example on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS you have to install ```libyaml-dev``` for ```pyyaml```
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and ```python-dev``` for ```regex```.
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```
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$ pip install beautifulsoup4
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$ pip install glob2
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$ pip install pyyaml
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$ pip install regex
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$ pip install six
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```
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