Grammar Correction

[MisterE123]

I know its lazy, but messagease had a feature I came to rely on a bit too much. It would correct things like " i " (note the spaces) to " I " and contractions without the apostrophe to include the apostrophe.

It sounds like a headache to program, so I'm not making a feature issue... and the real fix is to just type what I mean. Still...

[nightkr]

Full dictionary auto-correct probably won't ever happen, but a few hard-coded rules like this miiight be possible at some point? Pretty low on my list though.

[racuna]

I think that i to I is hardcoded in some keyboards, with the possibility to undo it with a backspace.

I dunno if it is possible to download dictionaries from the GNU site (https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/aspell/dict/0index.html) and use a fuzzy search to enable some kind of suggestions bar.

I'm not a fan of autocorrect, but suggestions from a dictionary could be cool.

[Geobert]

What I’ve always missed from ME and prevented me from using it was the lack of smart suggestion
Something like dessalines/thumb-key#44 (comment) would do

[MisterE123]

to some extent, I feel smart suggestion is for keyboards that can't type effectively.

[Geobert]

I understand the argument, but on the go, it’s still super usefull :)

[rmitura]

there is English words dictionary available in here https://github.com/dwyl/english-words
Creating words suggestions should be relatively easy to program (although not quite sure how to approach situation where you would get e.g. 80 suggestions after typing 1st 3 characters).
How would you program "smart suggestions" or correct mistypes ?

[rmitura]

there is this project that will suggest next English word and should also work offline, might need re-factoring.