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website-typo-parser

This is a program I wrote a long time ago in Python 2 to detect spelling errors on websites, particularly ones containing files in .xht format. To install dependencies, simply run ./linuxsetup.sh or the provided macossetup.shfile if you're running macOS. Then, simply run python typoparser.py and everything should be all set for you. If you look at the code, you're looking at the product of extreme sleep deprivation so please don't expect any of it to make sense.

This was designed in mind to run wget to pull content from Apache-hosted websites and examine them for spelling errors. Simply copy and paste the URL of a specific page and it the program should automatically download the entire website for you (ignoring .mp4, .jpg, .png, and other costly file size formats). This will result in the program freezing briefly and will take a few minutes depending on the size of the website.

To add a word the local dictionary, simply follow the process below and click Add to Dictionary.

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