⚠️ Vale is a software developed by errata.ai and a community of open-source contributors. This repository just makes that software available to Python users. The author is not affiliated nor endorsed by errata.ai.

Vale is a command-line tool that can enforce an editorial style guide onto your text. It's written in Go. The purpose of this package is to allow Python users to have Vale as a dependency of a Python application or library and this way allow installing Vale without resorting to manual installation or similar.

You can add vale package as a dependency in your setup.py, requirements.txt or pyproject.toml file depending on how are you managing dependencies. For example, in requirements.txt:

vale==3.8.0

The version of this Python package corresponds exactly to Vale's version. That is, if you add vale==2.20.0 as a dependency, Vale with that same version will be installed. Note that Vale as such is not included in this package but downloaded the first time you execute vale.

New releases using the last Vale versions are delivered in an automated way. See Version Bump if Vale Updated workflow. The new versions of Vale are checked once a day.

1. Change version in pyproject.toml. Changing the version changes the version of Vale that gets downloaded. See note below.
2. Commit & push.
3. Github's Actions will deal with the new release.

Note: Pypi doesn't allow to re-release (even if releases or projects are deleted). If you want to release this package for a new version of Vale, just update the version attribute found in pyproject.toml so that it matches the version of Vale that you want to release. If something needs to be fixed in this package, use or increase the 4th number in the version in pyproject.toml. The 4th number will be ignored when it comes to downloading Vale but will be used to release the package to PyPi.. For example, if you use 2.20.0.1, this package will try to download vale==2.20.0. The python package version will still be 2.20.0.1 in PyPi.