.textlintrc.yml

# cspell:ignore ebpf postgres
plugins:
  '@textlint/markdown':
    extensions: [.yml]
filters:
  comments:
    disablingComment: prettier-ignore-start
    enablingComment: prettier-ignore-end
  allowlist:
    allow:
      # Don't check registry .yml file fields for language, repo and tags:
      - '/^(?:language|repo): .*$/m'
      - /^tags:(\s*-.+$)*/m
      # Hugo template syntax:
      - /{{.*?}}/
      - /{{%.*?%}}/
      # Custom header anchors in markdown headings:
      - /{#.*?}/
      # src attribute in figure Hugo template:
      - /src=".*?"/
      # Other:
      - /<https?://.*?>/ # Raw URLs
rules:
  terminology:
    defaultTerms: false
    skip: []
    terms:
      - Ajax
      - Apache
      - API
      - AWS
      - Azure
      - Caml
      - Cassandra
      - Clojure
      - CNCF
      - eBPF
      - ECMAScript
      - Elixir
      - Erlang
      - GCP
      - GitHub
      - Gitpod
      - GraphQL
      - gRPC
      - Haskell
      - HTTP
      - HTTPS
      - ID
      - iOS
      - Jaeger
      - JavaScript
      - JBoss
      - Jetty
      - JMX
      - JSON
      - Julia
      - K8s
      - Kafka
      - KubeCon
      - Kubernetes
      - Laravel
      - MacBook
      - macOS
      - MongoDB
      - MySQL
      - NDJSON
      - Netlify
      - NGINX
      - OCaml
      - OK
      - OpAMP
      - OpenSearch
      - OpenTelemetry Collector
      - OTel
      - OTEP
      - PDF
      - Phoenix
      - PHP
      - PostgreSQL
      - protobuf
      - Python
      - Quarkus
      - Rails
      - Redis
      - Ruby
      - Rust
      - SDK
      - SemVer
      - SQL
      - SQLite
      - Swift
      - Symfony
      - Thanos
      - Traefik
      - TypeScript
      - URL
      - WordPress
      - WSGI
      - YouTube
      - Zend
      - Zipkin
      #
      # ADVANCED RULES given as `[pattern, replacement]`, take as arguments to a
      # search-and-replace of the form /pattern/replacement/.
      #
      # If the regex pattern starts with `(?<` or `(?=` or `(?!`, the
      # terminology linter rule will use the regex AS IS to match strings in
      # checked files. Otherwise, the pattern is wrapped into a regex with other
      # constraints, such as requiring that is be at word boundaries. For
      # details, see
      # https://github.com/sapegin/textlint-rule-terminology/blob/ca36a645c56d21f27cb9d902b5fb9584030c59e3/index.js#L137-L142.
      #
      - ['3rd[- ]party', third-party]
      - [cpp, C++]
      - # dotnet|.net -> .NET, but NOT for strings like:
        # - File extension: file.net
        # - Repo names: opentelemetry-dotnet
        # - Compound names: System.Net.Http.HttpClient
        - '(?<=(^|\s))(?:\bdot|\.)net\b'
        - .NET
      - [ebpf, eBPF]
      - ['http[ /]?2(?:\.0)?', HTTP/2]
      - [he(/| or )she, they]
      - [\(s\)he, they]
      - ["id['’]?s", IDs]
      - # Capitalize Java, but NOT for strings like:
        # - File names: file.java
        # - Repo names: opentelemetry-java
        # - Compound names: java.util.List
        - '(?<![.-])java\b(?![.])'
        - Java
      - ['java[- ]?agent', Java agent]
      - [mac ?os, macOS]
      - ['meta[- ]data', metadata]
      - [nd-?json, NDJSON]
      - [node\.?js, Node.js]
      - [open-source, open source]
      - # OpenTelemetry, exclude occurrences like:
        # - Compound names: go.opentelemetry.io
        # - Paths: medium.com/opentelemetry
        # - Repo names: opentelemetry-cpp or ocaml-opentelemetry
        # - Slack or social media anchors: #opentelemetry or @opentelemetry
        - '(?<![-#@./])\bopen[- ]?telemetry\b(?![.-])'
        - OpenTelemetry
      - [os x, macOS]
      - [postgres, PostgreSQL]
      - ['psr[ -]?([0-9]+)', PSR-$1]
      - ['react[ .]js', React]
      - [regexp?(s)?, regular expression$1]
      - [repo\b, repository]
      - [repos, repositories]
      - ['screen[- ]shot(s)?', screenshot$1]
      - ['time[- ]stamp(s)?', timestamp$1]
      - ["uid['’]?(s)?", UID$1]