PeckPHP - A CLI tool designed to identify wording or spelling mistakes in your codebase

PeckPHP is a command-line tool that scans codebases for potential mistakes in wording and spelling. It examines folder, file, and method names, as well as comments and other elements. PeckPHP integrates seamlessly into existing workflows and complements tools like Pint and Pest to ensure a consistent and professional codebase. To use PeckPHP, you need to have GNU Aspell installed on your system. You can install PeckPHP using Composer with the command "composer require peckphp/peck --dev" and then initialize it with "./vendor/bin/peck --init". To check your project for spelling mistakes, run "./vendor/bin/peck". You can configure PeckPHP using a peck.json file in the root of your project, specifying a preset, words, and paths to ignore. The peck.json file allows you to customize PeckPHP to fit your project's needs. By using PeckPHP, you can streamline the process of maintaining a clean and professional codebase. You can learn more about PeckPHP and view its source code on Github.