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# vale-boilerplate
This is an repository showcases the basic components of Vale's configuration: a `StylesPath` (`/styles`), a configuration file (`/.vale.ini`), and markup content (this file).
Try it out by running `vale README.md` from your command line.
## Markup
Vale is capable of "understanding" markup, allowing it to intelligently lint prose without generators hundreds of markup-related false positives.
For example, consider the following [`write-good`](https://github.com/btford/write-good) style violations:
> This sentence is extremely good.
When using the `write-good` style, this sentence will generate a warning by default (`'extremely' is a weasel word!`). However, if we format `extremely` as inline code, we will no longer receive a warning:
> This sentence is `extremely` good.
You can also use inline comments to control Vale's behavior:
<!-- vale off -->
This also works for code blocks and you can even write rules that only activate in certain sections of markup (e.g., headings or block quotes). See the [documentation](https://docs.errata.ai/vale/scoping) for more information.
<!-- vale on -->
This is is another sentence with an error.
## Configuration
Vale's configuration file (`.vale.ini`) needs to define a `StylesPath` directory that contains any styles that you'd like to use:
```text
.
├── .vale.ini
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
└── styles
└── write-good
├── Cliches.yml
├── E-Prime.yml
├── Illusions.yml
├── Passive.yml
├── README.md
├── So.yml
├── ThereIs.yml
├── TooWordy.yml
├── Weasel.yml
└── meta.json
```
See the [documentation](https://docs.errata.ai/vale/config) for more information.