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I'm very happy to find a Grammarly extension for VSCode!
We have a relatively manual translation process, and I want to use Grammarly to check English strings before sending them for translation. The strings are stored in a .json file, which seems to make it impossible for Grammarly to check properly, as it has no way of knowing that it needs to check only JSON values and should ignore everything else.
Is there a way to configure this extension to work with JSON files, or is this feature completely missing ATM, and one would need to add JSON support to the extension?
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Hi,
I'm very happy to find a Grammarly extension for VSCode!
We have a relatively manual translation process, and I want to use Grammarly to check English strings before sending them for translation. The strings are stored in a
.json
file, which seems to make it impossible for Grammarly to check properly, as it has no way of knowing that it needs to check only JSON values and should ignore everything else.Is there a way to configure this extension to work with JSON files, or is this feature completely missing ATM, and one would need to add JSON support to the extension?
Thanks!
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