vale
Vale is a command-line-based control tool developed for text contents and formatted files. It does not include predefined rules; instead, it allows you to apply on-premises or published style guidelines. This software, which can run offline, processes different formats such as Markdown, AsciiDoc and HTML using a real parser.
vale-cli · Code Quality & Review
Common commercial products in this category: SonarCloud, Codacy, DeepSource
- You control the spelling rules and style guides in the text documents from the command line.
- You control the comment lines and documents within the source codes by targeting them.
- Through custom format definitions and scopes, you parse text from different file types.
- ↑ PositiveHacker News
Vale's first prototype for immutable region borrowing
“Being a C# developer, I absolutely love the syntax. I also like the Universal Function Call Syntax for it's fluency, kind of like pipes in elixir or F#. I'm still going through the guide but one thing I find curious is the module naming when building your application. It seems…”
- • NeutralHacker News
Vale's first prototype for immutable region borrowing
“Traditional memory allocators set aside some of the memory for metadata (for instance to keep track of allocated and free memory regions), I guess that Vale stores the generation count associated with an "allocation item" in a similar way, e.g. somewhere else than the actual…”