spelling fixes

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Converting a single-file module to a namespace module [is always a breaking chan
 
 A user (or me) may want to write their own module with the same name, meaning they can't use both at the same time if mine is just `my.module_name.py`, since my module existing means any other namespace packages can't have the same base name (see [reorder_editable](https://github.com/seanbreckenridge/reorder_editable) for an explanation)
 
-The one motivating this change is `apple.py`, since the old `apple.py` was parsing the privacy export, but I wanted to add something to parse [`imessage`](https://github.com/seanbreckenridge/HPI/commit/e361ce8182d8be8b331875078ad17605d3f80a50) files. Someone else may want to add other `apple/file.py` files to parse other parts of apple/mac behaviour, but me having the single `apple.py` either means they have to have their repo before mine on their path (but doing so means they overwrite the current `apple.py` file, so they cant use that to parse their privacy export, even if they were trying to do something else entirely), or they have to rename their code to something like `my_apple/file.py` to create a new namespace module
+The one motivating this change is `apple.py`, since the old `apple.py` was parsing the privacy export, but I wanted to add something to parse [`imessage`](https://github.com/seanbreckenridge/HPI/commit/e361ce8182d8be8b331875078ad17605d3f80a50) files. Someone else may want to add other `apple/file.py` files to parse other parts of apple/mac behaviour, but me having the single `apple.py` either means they have to have their repo before mine on their path (but doing so means they overwrite the current `apple.py` file, so they can't use that to parse their privacy export, even if they were trying to do something else entirely), or they have to rename their code to something like `my_apple/file.py` to create a new namespace module
 
 Possible 'Exceptions' to this:
 

README.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ This is built on top of [`karlicoss/HPI`](https://github.com/karlicoss/HPI). It
 
 - `my.zsh` and `my.bash`, access to my shell history w/ timestamps
 - `my.mail.imap` and `my.mail.mbox` to parse local IMAP sync's of my mail/mbox files -- see [doc/MAIL_SETUP.md](doc/MAIL_SETUP.md)
-- `my.mpv.history_daemon`, accesses movies/music w/ activity/metdata that have played on my machine, facilitated by a [mpv history daemon](https://github.com/seanbreckenridge/mpv-history-daemon)
+- `my.mpv.history_daemon`, accesses movies/music w/ activity/metadata that have played on my machine, facilitated by a [mpv history daemon](https://github.com/seanbreckenridge/mpv-history-daemon)
 - `my.discord.data_export`, parses ~1,000,000 messages/events from the discord data export, parser [here](https://github.com/seanbreckenridge/discord_data)
 - `my.todotxt.git_history`, to track my to-do list history (using backups of my [`todotxt`](http://todotxt.org/) files in [`git_doc_history`](https://github.com/seanbreckenridge/git_doc_history))
 - `my.rss.newsboat`, keeps track of when I added/removed RSS feeds (for [`newsboat`](https://newsboat.org/))

doc/TROUBLESHOOTING_INSTALLS.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ If you're having issues -- try doing the following
 
 I'll use my promnesia modules (at <https://github.com/seanbreckenridge/promnesia>) as an example.
 
-Note: though the repository is `promnesia`, the module it installs is `promnesia_sean`. In python packages in general, its not necessary for the module name to match the repository (thats just where its hosted). To figure out what the name of the package is, use `python3 -m pip list`. For this HPI repository, it installs as `HPI-seanbreckenridge`, so its possible to differentiate between this and upstream HPI.
+Note: though the repository is `promnesia`, the module it installs is `promnesia_sean`. In python packages in general, its not necessary for the module name to match the repository (that's just where its hosted). To figure out what the name of the package is, use `python3 -m pip list`. For this HPI repository, it installs as `HPI-seanbreckenridge`, so its possible to differentiate between this and upstream HPI.
 
 These are directions for installing a package as non-editable (into your python `site-packages`), though it covers uninstalling editable packages -- in case your path is misconfigured in some way. If you want to install as editable, see [reorder_editable](https://github.com/seanbreckenridge/reorder_editable) and the [install section](https://github.com/seanbreckenridge/HPI#install) of the README for issues you may run into, or see the [editable](#editable) section of this doc
 

my/facebook/gdpr.py

@@ -377,7 +377,7 @@ def _parse_messages_in_conversation(
 # yikes. this is pretty much whenever I posted *anything*, or a third party app communicated
 # back to facebook that I listened to something/played a game, so it has like 5000 events
 #
-# not sure if I hit all the types, but this yields RuntimeErrors if it cant parse something,
+# not sure if I hit all the types, but this yields RuntimeErrors if it can't parse something,
 # so just check hpi doctor to make sure its all gooood
 # or
 # list(filter(lambda e: isinstance(e, Exception), events())),

my/mail/common.py

@@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ def describe_person(p: Tuple[str, str]) -> str:
     )
     converts to
     Person <[email protected]>
-    if theres no 'Person' text, it
+    if there's no 'Person' text, it
     just becomes:
     [email protected]
     """

my/piazza/scraper.py

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ def posts() -> Iterator[Post]:
     """
     for exp in classes():
         # hmm -- it seems that I'm always the only user in this?
-        # will check an envvar incase someone else has issues configuring this/has different results
+        # will check an envvar in case someone else has issues configuring this/has different results
         # feel free to open an issue
         user_id: Optional[str] = os.environ.get("PIAZZA_UID")
         if user_id is None:

my/project_euler.py

@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ def _parse_file(p: Path) -> Iterator[Solution]:
         if m:
             problem, day, month_desc, year_short, hour, minute = m.groups()
             month_lowered = month_desc.lower()
-            assert month_lowered in MONTHS, f"Couldnt find {month_lowered} in {MONTHS}"
+            assert month_lowered in MONTHS, f"Couldn't find {month_lowered} in {MONTHS}"
             # datetimes in the file are UTC time
             yield Solution(
                 problem=int(problem),

my/spotify/gdpr.py

@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ def _filter_playlists(d: Json) -> Iterator[Playlist]:
     # parse, then filter
     # make sure this playlist has more than one artist
     # if its just one artist, its probably just an album
-    # thats been classified as a playlist
+    # that's been classified as a playlist
     for p in _parse_all_playlists(d):
         if len(set([s.artist for s in p.songs])) > 1:
             yield p

my/zsh.py

@@ -128,11 +128,11 @@ def _parse_file(histfile: Path) -> Results:
     dt: Optional[datetime] = None
     dur: Optional[int] = None
     command: str = ""
-    # cant parse line by line since some commands are multiline
+    # can't parse line by line since some commands are multiline
     # sort of structured like a do-while loop
     for line in histfile.open(encoding="latin-1"):
         r = _parse_metadata(line)
-        # if regex didnt match, this is a multi line command string
+        # if regex didn't match, this is a multi line command string
         if r is None:
             command += "\n" + line
         else:

tests/test_commits.py

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ def test_commits() -> None:
             biggest_repo = r
             break
     else:
-        raise RuntimeError("Couldnt find a repo with more than 100 files!")
+        raise RuntimeError("Couldn't find a repo with more than 100 files!")
     commits_for_repo = list(_cached_commits(biggest_repo))
     assert len(commits_for_repo) >= 1
     assert isinstance(commits_for_repo[0], Commit)