• Add Laravel 10 support

New features

• Laravel 9 support

Upgrade guide

• If you have published your own styles, you have to move them from ./resources/lang/vendor/laravel-prose-linter to ./resources/laravel-prose-linter, otherwise there will be problems with the correct detection of the language files.

What's Changed

• Apply fixes from StyleCI by @mechelon in #19
• v3.0.0 by @mechelon in #18

Full Changelog: v2.0.0...v3.0.0

This release increases the major version for two reasons:

• The command behaves differently, as it now also show suggestions (see below)
• If you use the Linter classes on your own, the results don't come as a LinterException anymore, but as a simple return (see below)

Even though these are breaking changes, you shouldn't need to adapt your application.

What's new

• Enhanced behaviour of the package: Minimum alert level is now suggestions
• Updated docs and Readme
• Code Style Improvements & StyleCI

Bugfixes

• #2 Changed the behaviour of the Linters from Exception-based to a simple array return, which leads to a different usage of the linter classes (checking for returned results instead of listening to exceptions)
• Fixed the it_lints_single_translation_with_custom_styles test (it did not use a custom style so far)
• Fixed preceding dot in blade view from resources/view root

New Contributors

• @antonioribeiro made their first contribution in #5

Syntax-aware proofreading for your Laravel application.

The Laravel Prose Linter helps you to polish the texts of your Laravel application. Let it check your translations and even your blade templates for typos, slang and get suggestions for a better writing style depending on which prose style you choose.

For installation instructions and usage and examples, please take a look at the official documentation.