Crate hyprcorrect_core 

Core logic for hyprcorrect: configuration, the keystroke buffer, replacement planning, and the correction-provider interface.

This crate has no GUI or platform dependencies. See DESIGN.md at the repository root for the architecture.

Re-exports

pub use buffer::Buffer;

pub use buffer::Key;

pub use buffer::NearbyWord;

pub use buffer::Sentence;

pub use buffer::SentenceAtCaret;

pub use buffer::WordAtCaret;

pub use chord::Chord;

pub use chord::ChordError;

pub use config::Behavior;

pub use config::Config;

pub use config::ConfigError;

pub use config::DefinitionSource;

pub use config::Hotkeys;

pub use config::LanguageToolConfig;

pub use config::LlmConfig;

pub use config::Privacy;

pub use config::ProviderId;

pub use config::Providers;

pub use config::ResetKeys;

pub use definitions::define;

pub use definitions::define_online;

pub use languagetool::LanguageToolError;

pub use languagetool::LanguageToolProvider;

pub use llm::LlmError;

pub use llm::LlmProvider;

pub use providers::Context;

pub use providers::Correction;

pub use providers::CorrectionProvider;

pub use providers::OfflineProvider;

pub use replace::Edit;

pub use replace::plan_word_replacement;

Modules

buffer

The keystroke buffer: a bounded, in-memory record of recently typed text in the focused element. It lets hyprcorrect answer “what was the last word?” without reading back from the focused application — which is what makes correction work in terminals.

chord

A keyboard chord: a set of modifiers plus a single non-modifier key. Stored in config.toml as a +-separated uppercase string (CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+SUPER+F); parsed everywhere it’s used.

config

Configuration: loading and saving config.toml, plus the hotkey, provider, behavior, and privacy settings it holds.

definitions

Word definitions for the review popup’s suggestion dropdown.

languagetool

LanguageTool HTTP correction provider (M5).

llm

LLM-backed correction provider (M4).

providers

The correction-provider interface and the bundled offline provider.

replace

Replacement planning: turning a chosen correction into a concrete edit — a backspace count, a delete count, and the text to type — over the buffered text.

runtime

Runtime coordination between the daemon and the prefs subprocess.

secrets

Secret storage via the OS keychain.

Functions

version

hyprcorrect’s version string, surfaced by the CLI and the About pane.