What is the best setup to use Quarto with the LanguageTool?

[Martin15135215]

Description

Since LanguageTool also offers an add-on for browsers, I thought that Jupyter Lab is the easiest way to use Quarto and the advantages of LanguageTool.

Are there any other ideas from the community? :)

[JOduMonT]

Hi,
I use Quarto and LanguageTool in VS-Code. You need the 2 plugins since qmd are markdown file.

[Martin15135215]

Thanks for the input, i will try that out !

[JOduMonT]

While it's far from perfect (for now; it only notices you that you have a mistake)

and after installing the 2 plugins, you have to edit setting.json

it is possible to vote for a full integration

valentjn/vscode-ltex#699

[mcanouil]

For whom may read this thread.

"LanguageTool" is a multilingual spelling, style, and grammar checker that helps correct or paraphrase texts.

A Visual Studio Code extension exists (not official): https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=adamvoss.vscode-languagetool

Quarto VSCode extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=quarto.quarto

In addition Code Spell Checker VSCode extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=streetsidesoftware.code-spell-checker

Note: @Martin15135215 it's Quarto not Quatro 😉

[Martin15135215]

Typo fixed :)

and the git repo for the Visual Studio Code extension for LanguageTool shown above is archived -> see https://github.com/languagetool-language-server/vscode-languagetool -> there are two successor to my knowledge

[mcanouil]

The repo is archived but the extension is still listed in the marketplace.