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	# Merge dictionaries

	## Root problem

	You uses everal IDEs and each maintain its own spelling dictionary.

	You want to merge them so words from PyCharm are available in PhpStorm too.

	## Usage

	### Merge all dictionaries

	To discover dictionaries in your computer, extract words and merge them:

	```shell
	$ merge-dictionaries --merge
	```

	This is a potentially destructive operation:
	your dictionary files will be overwritten.

	### Extract dictionaries words

	To print all the words:

	```shell
	$ merge-dictionaries --extract
	```

	This is a safe operation.

	### Build an Hunspell-compatible dictionary

	To create a personal dictionary file for your Hunspell dictionary:

	```shell
	$ merge-dictionaries --extract > $HOME/.hunspell_default
	```

	This is a safe read-only operation for your IDE files. This can
	overwrite your default Hunspell dictionary if it already exists.

	### Build a dictionary in a IDE specific format

	You can specify `--format=<format>` as argument to the extract task:

	```shell
	$ merge-dictionaries --extract --format=JetBrains
	```

	It will output a dictionary file you can use in any IDE compatible with that format.

	This is a safe read-only operation.

	### Sync with a Git repository

	Create a `$HOME/.config/merge-dictionaries.conf` with the following content:

	```yaml
	git:
	- git@github.com:luser/dictionary.git
	```

	See below if you wish to host the Git repository locally.

	## IDE support

	Currently, the following IDEs are supported

	* All JetBrains IDEs: application-level dictionary
	* Hunspell: read personal dictionaries
	* Git repository

	## Extend the code
	### How to add an IDE?

	To add an IDE, you need to provide the following methods:

	* sources
	* a list of paths candidates for the IDE dictionary
	* a method extracting words from the dictionary
	* output
	* a method to dump the extracted words in the IDE format
	* write
	* a method to save the files, normally you can call the ones created

	### How can I contribute?

	You can commit your changes to the upstream by following instructions at https://agora.nasqueron.org/How_to_contribute_code

	The canonical repository is https://devcentral.nasqueron.org/source/merge-dictionaries.git

	## FAQ

	### Delete a word

	Not yet implemented. Here a proposal to implement this.

	Curently, the workflow is:

	[ extract ] -> { words } -> [ publish ]

	You want to add a new transformation step:

	[ extract ] -> { words } -> [ transform ] -> { words cleaned up } -> [ publish ]

	Add a transform step with an allowlist of the words to remove.

	It's not easy to detect if the user has removed a word explicitly
	from a dictionary, as we don't cache extracted words.

	### Host locally the Git repository

	If you want to host the repository on your local machine, use a bare repository:

	```shell
	$ git init --bare ~/.cache/dictionary
	Initialized empty Git repository in /usr/home/luser/.cache/dictionary/
	```

	You can push to a bare repository, but non-bare ones are protected against pushes,
	to avoid a desync between your index and the working files.

	Alternatively, you can prepare a script to do this sequence of operation:
	```shell
	$ merge-dictionaries --merge
	$ cd ~/.cache/dictionary
	$ git reset
	```

	## License

	BSD-2-Clause, see [LICENSE](LICENSE) file.

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