Fix typo in VimDcc plugin name

sisoe24 · Dec 3, 2023 · 060df0d · 060df0d
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diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ Seamlessly integrate Nuke into your Visual Studio Code workflow, enabling you to
     - [1.4.1. Python stubs](#141-python-stubs)
       - [1.4.1.1. Stubs are not working?](#1411-stubs-are-not-working)
     - [1.4.2. PySide2 Template Project](#142-pyside2-template-project)
-    - [1.4.3. VimDCC](#143-vimdcc)
+    - [1.4.3. VimDcc](#143-vimdcc)
   - [1.5. Nodes Panel](#15-nodes-panel)
     - [1.5.1. Usage](#151-usage)
     - [1.5.2. Known Issues and Limitations](#152-known-issues-and-limitations)
@@ -105,9 +105,9 @@ If you're experiencing issues with the stubs in the latest versions of VSCode, y
 
 Quickly create a PySide2 template project with the `Nuke: Create a PySide2` command. The plugin can be found in `~/.nuke/NukeTools` . For more information, refer to the project's GitHub README [https://github.com/sisoe24/pyside2-template#readme].
 
-### 1.4.3. VimDCC
+### 1.4.3. VimDcc
 
-VimDCC offers a Vim-like experience for Nuke's default Script Editor. It's perfect for quick coding without an IDE. Check out the project's GitHub README [vimdcc](github.com/sisoe24/vimdcc) for more info. To install, use `Nuke: Install VimDCC`.
+VimDcc offers a Vim-like experience for Nuke's default Script Editor. It's perfect for quick coding without an IDE. Check out the project's GitHub README [vimdcc](github.com/sisoe24/vimdcc) for more info. To install, use `Nuke: Install VimDcc`.
 
 ## 1.5. Nodes Panel
 
@@ -153,13 +153,14 @@ To create a new BlinkScript node, make sure that the NukeServerSocket Code execu
 | `Nuke: Run Inside Nuke`                           | `nuke-tools.runCodeInsideNuke`    | Execute code inside Nuke                                                        |
 | `Nuke: Add Python Stubs`                    | `nuke-tools.addPythonStubs`       | Add stubs path to workspace settings                                            |
 | `Nuke: Add NukeServerSocket`                      | `nuke-tools.addNukeServerSocket`  | Add NukeServerSocket plugin to `.nuke` dir and `menu.py`                        |
+| `Nuke: Add VimDcc`                      | `nuke-tools.addVimDcc`  | Add VimDcc plugin to `.nuke` dir and `menu.py`                        |
 | `Nuke: Create a PySide2 plugin`                   | `nuke-tools.createPySide2Project` | Create a PySide2 plugin from template                                           |
 | `Nuke: Show Network Addresses`                    | `nuke-tools.showNetworkAddresses` | Show network addresses                                                          |
 | `Nuke: Force Update packages`                     | `nuke-tools.forceUpdatePackages`  | Update the included packages (NukeServerSocket, Python stubs, pyside2-template) |
 
 NOTES:
 
-- Running `Nuke: Add NukeServerSocke`t or `Nuke: Create a Pyside2` plugin will add the corresponding plugin to `$HOME/.nuke/NukeTools` and generate an import statement in the menu.py file. If menu.py doesn't exist, it will be created.
+- When Running `Nuke: Add NukeServerSocket` or `Nuke: Create a Pyside2` plugin will add the corresponding plugin to `$HOME/.nuke/NukeTools` and generate an import statement in the menu.py file. If menu.py doesn't exist, it will be created.
 - By default, the extension does not provide any shortcut. But you can assign each command to one. (see [Key Bindings for Visual Studio Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/keybindings) for more information).
     Example `keybindings.json` :
 

diff --git a/package.json b/package.json
@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@
             {
                 "category": "Nuke",
                 "command": "nuke-tools.addVimDcc",
-                "title": "Add VimDCC"
+                "title": "Add VimDcc"
             },
             {
                 "category": "Nuke",

diff --git a/src/add_package.ts b/src/add_package.ts
@@ -38,6 +38,6 @@ export function addVimDcc(): void {
 
     utils.writeImport("from NukeTools.vimdcc import vimdcc\nvimdcc.install_nuke()");
 
-    const msg = `Added/Updated VimDCC inside \`~/.nuke/NukeTools\`.`;
+    const msg = "Added/Updated VimDcc inside `~/.nuke/NukeTools`.";
     vscode.window.showInformationMessage(msg);
 }
diff --git a/src/notification.ts b/src/notification.ts
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 import * as vscode from "vscode";
 
 const _msg = `
-VimDCC is now part of NukeTools. A Vim-like experience for Nuke's default Script Editor. Use the command \`NukeTools: Add VimDCC\` to install it.
+VimDcc is now part of NukeTools. A Vim-like experience for Nuke's default Script Editor. Use the command \`NukeTools: Add VimDcc\` to install it.
 More information on the official github (github.com/sisoe24/vimdcc) page.
 `;