typobased
Typobased is an open‑source software platform designed to analyze and correct typographical errors in programming languages and natural language documents. The system leverages type inference techniques to pinpoint the source of misspelled identifiers, function names, and other lexical mistakes, offering context‑aware suggestions that developers can accept or reject. In its core, Typobased implements a lightweight abstract syntax tree parser which maps code to a type graph; when a typed entity cannot be resolved, the framework queries a similarity‑based dictionary to propose likely corrections.
The project was first released publicly in 2015 by a community of software engineers focused on improving
Typobased differs from traditional spell‑checkers by targeting typed code rather than free form text. It can
The community surrounding Typobased hosts an annual hackathon to showcase new language support, and the project