An Xcode extension that spell checks and auto-corrects code comments in Swift files.
Comment Spell Checker is an Xcode Source Editor extension that automatically checks spelling and corrects typos in code comments. It supports multiple comment styles and helps developers maintain clean, professional documentation directly within their Xcode workflow.
Swift developers using Xcode who want to improve the quality of their code comments and documentation.
It provides automated spell checking specifically for code comments, saving developers time on manual proofreading while ensuring documentation remains error-free and professional.
Xcode extension for spell checking and auto-correcting code comments.
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Integrates directly as an Xcode Source Editor extension, allowing spell checking without leaving the IDE, as shown in the installation steps enabling it via System Preferences.
Works with multiple comment styles like //, ///, /*...*/, and /**...*/, covering common Swift documentation formats mentioned in the README.
Auto-corrects detected spelling mistakes in comments, reducing manual proofreading effort and improving documentation quality, as highlighted in the demo GIF.
Available via the App Store or as a downloadable compiled app, with straightforward setup through System Preferences extensions, making it accessible for quick adoption.
Only functions within Xcode on macOS, excluding developers on other platforms or using different IDEs, which limits its utility for cross-platform projects.
The README doesn't mention multi-language or custom dictionary features, so it likely optimizes for English and may not handle technical terms or non-English comments well.
Requires enabling in System Preferences, which can involve security prompts and compatibility issues with different macOS versions, adding setup complexity.