Spellcheck example doesn't work on web

[DevTard]

Is there an existing issue for this?

• I have searched the existing issues

Flutter Quill version

10.4.8

Steps to reproduce

1. Clone Example
2. Run the code
3. Type incorrectly

Expected results

Spellchecker would work

Actual results

Nothing happens, the check code is never called

Code sample

See example

Additional Context

It's annoying that you removed the spellchecker and created an example that doesn't work.

[CatHood0]

Which is the language that are you using when test the example app?

[CatHood0]

Please, provide to me a video of example of what is happening while you type something (i could guess what is the error)

[DevTard]

I'm testing in English.

Here's a video - there's no error it just doesn't do anything

Screen.Recording.2024-08-30.at.8.33.11.AM.mov

[CatHood0]

Do you test this on Desktop? I mean, for the Desktop example app instead the web? I check this on mobile and Desktop versions and works as expected. I think it could something from the web (i'll take a look why this could be happening on web).

[DevTard]

The example does run at all on Mobile or Desktop for me. But using the same code in my own project it works on mobile, but not on web - so seems to be platform specific

[CatHood0]

@AtlasAutocode do you have any idea why this could be happening just in Web?

[AtlasAutocode]

Sorry, I never use Web.
If I had to guess, I would suspect something like the Paste problem that prevents external access because of security concerns.

[CatHood0]

@DevTard I'm sorry, but I have no idea how to fix this problem. For now I'll leave this open and then someone who knows can help us with this.

[EchoEllet]

Testing simple_spell_checker outside of QuillEditor and seems to be working, however isWrong seems to be reversed.

final result = spellChecker.checkBuilder<Widget>('An examplo here',
        builder: (word, isWrong) {
      return Text(word, style: TextStyle(color: isWrong ? Colors.red : null));
    });

Screenshot

I'm not sure how the 80 MB dictionary files will load on the web when deployed, especially for users with slow connections.

[CatHood0]

@EchoEllet yeah, i need to change that part of the examples in the README because it should be called "isValid" instead since the implementation of the word checking was renamed and changed.

However, I'm not sure how the 80 MB dictionary files will load on the web when deployed, especially for users with slow connections.

That's another point. I'll take a look of the web using the example of simple_spell_checker