This plugin provides a quick way to add words to the cspell ignore list. This is useful when you are using a linter that doesn't support code actions (like nvim-lint) and you don't want your editor to be bloated with cspell errors.
- nodejs > 20 installed on your machine
Example of installation using lazy.nvim
{
'ChrisLetter/cspell-ignore',
event = { 'VeryLazy' },
config = function()
require('cspell-ignore').setup { cspell_path = '~/cspell.json' }
vim.keymap.set({ 'n', 'v' }, '<leader>ci', require('cspell-ignore').ignore, { desc = '[C]spell [I]gnore' })
end,
},In the setup function, you need to pass the path to the cspell configuration file (only the JSON variant is supported at the moment).
The plugin will add the word under the cursor to the cspell ignore list. You can use the :CspellIgnore command, or you can define a keymap as shown in the example above.