Typo fixes, readme updates

src/default.conf

@@ -5,12 +5,12 @@
 #
 # Use # sign for comments
 #
-# All printed comented out values are default values
+# All printed commented out values are default values
 #
 # You should have one of this files as ~/.config/mlc.conf,
 # if you have started mlc at least once.
 # This is going to be used every time you launch mlc,
-# so, edit it if you wish to change default behaviour.
+# so, edit it if you wish to change default behavior.
 #
 # Alternatively, you can launch `mlc -c customConfig.conf`
 # if you wish to override ~/.config/mlc.conf file
@@ -20,26 +20,26 @@
 #level info
 
 # Output type
-# Allowed values are: [mp3] (more comming soon)
+# Allowed values are: [mp3] (more coming soon)
 #type mp3
 
 # Source collection path
 # This is a default path to your music collection source.
-# It's usefull to set it when you always encode the same collection
+# It's useful to set it when you always encode the same collection
 # Leaving this empty (as it is by default) will make you always
 # specify source in the command line
 #source
 
-# Destingation path
+# Destination path
 # This is a default path for your encoding destination
-# It's usefull to set it when you often encode your collection
+# It's useful to set it when you often encode your collection
 # to the same output
 # Leaving this empty (as it is by default) will make you always
 # specify destination in the command line
 #destination
 
 # Parallel tasks
-# Defines how many threads are going to be started in parralel
+# Defines how many threads are going to be started in parallel
 # Allowed values are [0, 1, 2, 3 ...] etc
 # If it's set to 0 - amount of threads is going to be
 # as high as your processor can effectively handle
@@ -62,9 +62,9 @@
 
 # Output quality
 # Sets up output quality
-# The higher quality the less information is lonst in compression
+# The higher quality the less information is lost in compression
 # 0 is the highest possible quality for selected mode and type and results in the biggest file
-# 9 is the lowest quality but results in the smalest file
+# 9 is the lowest quality but results in the smallest file
 # Allowed values are [0, 1, 2, ... 9]
 # For the constant bitrate modes (CBR) the following table is valid
 # Quality | MP3 |
@@ -94,5 +94,5 @@
 # Switches on or off variable bitrate
 # VBR files are usually smaller, but not supped to be worse
 # in terms of quality. VBR files might be a bit more tricky for the player
-# Allowedvalues are: [true, false]
+# Allowed values are: [true, false]
 #vbr true

src/help

@@ -20,23 +20,23 @@ Flags:
                 - sets action to help, and prints this page
 
 Examples:
-    `mlc ~/Music comile/latest`
+    `mlc ~/Music compile/latest`
                 - reads config file from `~/.config/mlc.conf`
                 - if there was not - creates default that changes nothing
-                - creates directory `conpile` in the CURRENT directory if it was not created before
-                - create `latest` directory in `compile` dirrectory if it was not created before
+                - creates directory `compile` in the CURRENT directory if it was not created before
+                - create `latest` directory in `compile` directory if it was not created before
                 - searches for music in `~/Music` directory
-                - converts all music to `comile/latest` directory
-                - copies all other files found in `~/Music` to `comile/latest`
-                - any file name overlap will be overriden
+                - converts all music to `compile/latest` directory
+                - copies all other files found in `~/Music` to `compile/latest`
+                - any file name overlap will be overridden
 
     `mlc config > myConfig.conf`
                 - prints default config to standard output
                 - unix operator `>` redirects output to a file `myConfig.conf`
 
-    `mlc rip -c myConfig.conf`
+    `mlc convert -c myConfig.conf`
                 - reads file `myConfig.conf` from current directory
                 - if `myConfig.conf` has a valid `source` entry - uses it and uses `rip` as destination
                 - if `myConfig.conf` has a valid `destination` entry - uses it and uses `rip` as source
-                - if both present (don't do this way) - it depends on the order, who comes first - defines behaviour
+                - if both present (don't do this way) - it depends on the order, who comes first - defines behavior
                 - the rest is the same from the first example apart from default config

src/logger/logger.cpp

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 #include <string_view>
 #include <algorithm>
 
-constexpr std::array<std::string_view, static_cast<int>(Logger::Severity::_sevetirySize)> levels({
+constexpr std::array<std::string_view, static_cast<int>(Logger::Severity::_severitySize)> levels({
         "debug",
         "info",
         "minor",
@@ -46,8 +46,8 @@ void Logger::fatal(const std::string& comment, bool colored) const {
 
 Logger::Severity Logger::stringToSeverity(const std::string& line) {
     unsigned char dist = std::distance(levels.begin(), std::find(levels.begin(), levels.end(), line));
-    if (dist < static_cast<unsigned char>(Severity::_sevetirySize))
+    if (dist < static_cast<unsigned char>(Severity::_severitySize))
         return static_cast<Severity>(dist);
 
-    return Severity::_sevetirySize;
+    return Severity::_severitySize;
 }

src/logger/logger.h

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ public:
         warning,
         error,
         fatal,
-        _sevetirySize
+        _severitySize 
     };
     using Message = std::pair<Severity, std::string>;
 

src/logger/printer.cpp

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 #include <string_view>
 #include <iostream>
 
-constexpr const std::array<std::string_view, static_cast<int>(Logger::Severity::_sevetirySize)> logSettings({
+constexpr const std::array<std::string_view, static_cast<int>(Logger::Severity::_severitySize)> logSettings({
     /*debug*/   "\e[90m",
     /*info*/    "\e[32m",
     /*minor*/   "\e[34m",
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ constexpr const std::array<std::string_view, static_cast<int>(Logger::Severity::
     /*fatal*/   "\e[91m"
 });
 
-constexpr const std::array<std::string_view, static_cast<int>(Logger::Severity::_sevetirySize)> logHeaders({
+constexpr const std::array<std::string_view, static_cast<int>(Logger::Severity::_severitySize)> logHeaders({
     /*debug*/   "DEBUG: ",
     /*info*/    "INFO: ",
     /*minor*/   "MINOR: ",

src/settings.cpp

@@ -203,14 +203,14 @@ unsigned char Settings::getOutputQuality() const {
     if (outputQuality.has_value())
         return outputQuality.value();
     else
-        return minQuality;      //actually, it means max possible quality
+        return minQuality;      //it means max possible quality, min is for min enum value
 }
 
 unsigned char Settings::getEncodingQuality() const {
     if (encodingQuality.has_value())
         return encodingQuality.value();
     else
-        return minQuality;      //actually, it means max possible quality
+        return minQuality;      //it means max possible quality, min is for min enum value
 }
 
 bool Settings::getVBR() const {
@@ -269,7 +269,7 @@ void Settings::readConfigLine(const std::string& line) {
             std::string lv;
             if (!logLevel.has_value() && stream >> lv) {
                 Logger::Severity level = Logger::stringToSeverity(lv);
-                if (level < Logger::Severity::_sevetirySize)
+                if (level < Logger::Severity::_severitySize)
                     logLevel = level;
             }
         }   break;