typo

Author: moodymudskipper

NEWS.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
 * `flow_view_deps()` accepts a list of functions as input, to display a diagram
   that starts from several functions.
 * `flow_view_deps()`'s `trim`, `promote`, `demote`, `trim` arguments support
-  regular rexpressions.
+  regular expressions.
 * `flow_view_doc()` and `flow_view_doc()` were simplified to output only html since
   the md output was rarely used and brittle.
 * `flow_debugonce()` is deprecated, use `flow_debug()` and `flow_undebug()`

R/11_flow_view_shiny.R

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 #' This function displays a shiny app's module structure, assuming it is built
 #' on top of module functions named a certain way (adjustable through the `pattern` argument) and
 #' calling each other. If you call for instance `flow_view_shiny()` on a function that runs the app and
-#' uses both the maon server and ui functions, you'll display the full graph of server and ui modules.
+#' uses both the main server and ui functions, you'll display the full graph of server and ui modules.
 #'
 #' It is  wrapper around `flow_view_deps()` which demotes every object that is not
 #' a server function, a ui function or a function calling either. What is or isn't considered as a

docs/articles/experimental-functions.html

@@ -121,14 +121,14 @@ Use the `out` argument to export these diagrams.
 ## `flow_view_shiny()`
 
 #' This function displays a shiny app's module structure, . If you call for instance `flow_view_shiny()` on a function that runs the app and
-#' uses both the maon server and ui functions, you'll display the full graph of server and ui modules.
+#' uses both the main server and ui functions, you'll display the full graph of server and ui modules.
 
 `flow_view_shiny()` is a wrapper around `flow_view_deps()` to show the structure
 of a shiny app. It assumes the app is built on top of module functions named a certain way (adjustable through the `pattern` argument). 
 
 It works nicely on apps built with {golem} or follow the same
 kind of structure (good practice basically), such as those that you'd build following the
-recommendations in Hadley Wickham's "Mestering Shiny". 
+recommendations in Hadley Wickham's "Mastering Shiny". 
 
 Apps that use `source()` are not well supported but it might come as we found it's quite common (though
 probably not good practice).