app.js:1 Plugin failure: obsidian-vale Error: Cannot find module 'fs/promises'
Require stack:
- electron/js2c/renderer_init
    at Module._resolveFilename (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:972)
    at Function.i._resolveFilename (electron/js2c/renderer_init.js:35)
    at Module._load (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:848)
    at Function.f._load (electron/js2c/asar_bundle.js:5)
    at Module.require (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:1032)
    at require (internal/modules/cjs/helpers.js:72)
    at Le (app.js:1)
    at a (app.js:1)
    at anonymous (eval at <anonymous> (app.js:1), <anonymous>:367:35289)
    at t.<anonymous> (app.js:1)

I'm so excited to have this plugin. Thank you for making it.

I have a request for a feature that could be helpful. It seems that once I've checked an Obsidian document with vale, there's no way to hide the marks it makes for errors and suggestions. Could there be a way to toggle these? Sometimes I shift between editing and writing modes and it's helpful to remove distractions during the writing mode. Could there be a feature to toggle the marks off and on?

Hi - thank you for creating this tool. I am hoping you can point me to a way to have grammar checked - for instance the following sentence: "This is sentence that suck." This is not flagged with any of the linters that I am able to install (Google, Microsoft, prolint).

Thank you for your help, I realize this is not an issue at all with your plugin - it works beautifully.

Thank you for making this plugin, it seems really useful!

When trying it out, the suggestion list was polluted with a lot of special terms, that I already added to the obsidian dictionary. After manually copying them into the default style, the plugin became usable for me.

I think this plugin could really benefit from an option that did this automatically. (Apologies if this is already planned)

I just discovered Openly, the Vale linter style.

I know that Openly is mentioned in this obsidian-vale conversation, but until Openly is possibly added to obsidian-vale, it sparked a question:

Is it possible to manually add styles to obsidian-vale?

I downloaded and copied the Openly folder (that contains Vale-formatted .yml files) to the .obsidian/plugins/obsidian-vale/data/styles folder, restarted Obsidian, tried to check plugin settings, even tried to run the plugin again, but it seems not to trigger anything.

I'm definitely not a developer and don't have the skills required to troubleshoot this; it could very well be that the Openly files aren't compatible with obsidian-vale, but still...

I've noticed that if the Vale view is open when obsdian starts, then running Vale does nothing, I need to close the view first.

Obsidian: 0.12.17 Mac OSX: 11.6 Vale 0.8.2

Hello! I was curious about trying out vale, but I am deaf and when i clicked into the video on Vimeo I didn't see captions. Are these available somewhere, or is the text of the video available?

Running Obsidian v0.15.2, the latest version of Vale.

Problem description

1. I select a file to fix.
2. I run the command Vale: Check document.

Expected result: the usual pane that produces vale results.

Actual results: an empty Vale window:

Resolution attempts

I've updated all of my Obsidian plugins and am running the latest version of Obsidian.

I've restarted Obsidian.

I've disabled and then enabled Vale.

Using Obsidian v0.13.21 with the latest obsidian-vale plugin, I've found that the following generates a problem:

1. Go to Obsidian > Settings > Vale.
2. Enable Readability.
3. Check a file with Vale.

The error says the following:

'Something went wrong ... Error: child exited with code 2'

When I disable Readability and check a file with Vale, the error does not recur.

When Readability is enabled, everything in its options section is enabled and set to default.

I just discovered this plugin and it seems amazing. Thanks for your incredible work, it's absolutely impressive. Now, why would anyone use Grammarly, when we have this! 😄

I wanted to check if I did any mistakes. It surprised me that the vale commands were missing from command pallete. I thought that the plugin broke, so I tried configuring it, installing a non-managed version of CLI, and yet it still didn't work. Then, I realized that this plugin only allows to check document when user is in source mode - which might be unintuitive for... some users! 😅

TL;DR: please consider allowing user to check while in reader mode.

I write in English and Norwegian, and while Vale works great in English, the Norwegian language isn't supported. This is as expected, given the tiny size of the Norwegian-speaking population in the world - but I lint-on-save on, and then I get tons of errors because none of my words are "correct".

Could this be solved by checking for a language attribute in frontmatter, or even by simply testing to see if more than XX% of all words are marked as error making an assumption that Vale is not actually required?

I assume the first is easiest - just a simple (dis-)allowlist of languages in the settings, and checking a frontmatter tag.

Obisidian version v0.13.0

Uncaught TypeError: r.getAllMarks is not a function
    at eval (eval at <anonymous> (app.js:1), <anonymous>:367:59524)
    at Y8.withCodeMirrorEditor (eval at <anonymous> (app.js:1), <anonymous>:367:60241)