Fix typos

docs.wrm/api/contract/contract-factory.wrm

@@ -36,11 +36,11 @@ to the Contract's constructor.
 
 _property: contractFactory.deploy(...args) => Promise<[[Contract]]> @<ContractFactory-deploy>
 
-Uses the signer to deploy the Contract with //args// passed into tgee constructor and
+Uses the signer to deploy the Contract with //args// passed into the constructor and
 retruns a Contract which is attached to  the address where this contract **will** be
-deployed once the transction is mined.
+deployed once the transaction is mined.
 
-The transction can be found at ``contract.deployTransaction``, and no interactions
+The transaction can be found at ``contract.deployTransaction``, and no interactions
 should be made until the transaction is mined.
 
 _code: Deploying a Contract
@@ -73,6 +73,6 @@ contract.deployTransaction
 contract.deployTransaction.wait()
 //!
 
-// Now the contract is safe to ineract with
+// Now the contract is safe to interact with
 contract.value()
 //!

docs.wrm/api/contract/contract.wrm

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Returns a new instance of the Contract, but connected to
 By passing in a [[Provider]], this will return a downgraded
 **Contract** which only has read-only access (i.e. constant calls).
 
-By passing in a [[Signer]]. the will return a **Contract** which
+By passing in a [[Signer]], this will return a **Contract** which
 will act on behalf of that signer.
 
 
@@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ signer.
 
 _heading: Write Methods Analysis @<Contract--check>
 
-There are secveral options to analyze properties and results of a
+There are several options to analyze properties and results of a
 write method without actually executing it.
 
 _property: contract.estimateGas.METHOD_NAME(...args [ , overrides ]) => Promise<[[BigNumber]]>  @<contract-estimateGas>
@@ -167,7 +167,7 @@ Rather than executing the state-change of a transaction, it is possible
 to ask a node to //pretend// that a call is not state-changing and
 return the result.
 
-This does not actually chagne any state, but is free. This in some cases
+This does not actually change any state and is free. This in some cases
 can be used to determine if a transaction will fail or succeed.
 
 This otherwise functions the same as a [Read-Only Method](Contract--readonly).

docs.wrm/api/contract/example.wrm

@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ Returns a new instance of the Contract, but connected to
 By passing in a [[Provider]], this will return a downgraded
 **Contract** which only has read-only access (i.e. constant calls).
 
-By passing in a [[Signer]]. the will return a **Contract** which
+By passing in a [[Signer]], this will return a **Contract** which
 will act on behalf of that signer.
 
 _property: erc20.deployed() => Promise<Contract>

docs.wrm/api/contract/index.wrm

@@ -2,10 +2,10 @@ _section: Contract Interaction @<contracts>
 
 A **Contract** object is an abstraction of a contract (EVM bytecode)
 deployed on the Ethereum network. It allows for a simple way to
-serialize calls and transaxtions to an on-chain contract and
+serialize calls and transactions to an on-chain contract and
 deserialize their results and emitted logs.
 
-A **ContractFactory** is an abstraction a contract's //bytecode//
+A **ContractFactory** is an abstraction of a contract's //bytecode//
 and facilitates deploying a contract.
 
 _toc:

docs.wrm/api/providers/index.wrm

@@ -55,16 +55,16 @@ _note: Note: API Keys
 It is highly recommended for production services that to acquire
 and specify an API Key for each sercice.
 
-The deafult API Keys used by ethers are shared across all users,
+The default API Keys used by ethers are shared across all users,
 so services may throttle all services that are using the default
 API Keys during periods of load without realizing it.
 
 Many services also have monitoring and usage metrics, which are
-only available if an API Key is specifie. This allows tracking
+only available if an API Key is specified. This allows tracking
 how many requests are being sent and which methods are being
 used the most.
 
-Some services also provide additional paid features, whichare only
+Some services also provide additional paid features, which are only
 available when specifying an API Key.
 
 

docs.wrm/api/providers/jsonrpc-provider.wrm

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ querying the node.
 _note: Note: Connecting to a Local Node
 Each node implementation is slightly different and may require specific
 command-line flags, configuration or settings in their UI to enable
-JSON-RPC, unlock accounrs or expose specific APIs. Please consult
+JSON-RPC, unlock accounts or expose specific APIs. Please consult
 their documentation.
 
 _property: jsonRpcProvider.getSigner([ addressOrIndex ]) => [[JsonRpcSigner]]  @<JsonRpcProvider-getSigner> @SRC<providers/json-rpc-provider>
@@ -42,12 +42,12 @@ _property: signer.provider => [[JsonRpcProvider]]
 The provider this signer was established from.
 
 _property: signer.connectUnchecked() => [[UncheckedJsonRpcSigner]]  @<JsonRpcSigner-connectUnchecked> @SRC<providers>
-Returns a new Signer object which does not perform addtional checks when
+Returns a new Signer object which does not perform additional checks when
 sending a transaction. See [getUncheckedSigner](JsonRpcProvider-getUncheckedSigner) for more details.
 
 _property: signer.sendUncheckedTransaction(transaction) => Promise<string<[[DataHexString]]\<32>\>>  @<JsonRpcSigner-sendUncheckedTransaction> @SRC<providers>
 Sends the //transaction// and returns a Promise which resolves to the
-opacque transaction hash.
+opaque transaction hash.
 
 _property: signer.unlock(password) => Promise<boolean>  @<JsonRpcSigner-unlock> @SRC<providers>
 Request the node unlock the account (if locked) using //password//.
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ of a transaction before returning it. For example, the gas price and gas limit
 may be adjusted by the node or the nonce automatically included, in which case
 the opaque transaction hash has discarded this.
 
-To remedy this, the [[JsonRpcSigner]] immeidately queries the provider for
+To remedy this, the [[JsonRpcSigner]] immediately queries the provider for
 the details using the returned transaction hash to populate the [[providers-TransactionResponse]]
 object.
 
@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ The [jsonRpcProvider.send](JsonRpcProvider-send) method can be used to access th
 - [All JSON-RPC methods](link-json-rpc) (including the less common methods) which most
   Ethereum Nodes support.
 - [Parity's Trace Module](link-parity-trace) can be used to trace and debug EVM
-  execcution of a transaction (requires custom configuration)
+  execution of a transaction (requires custom configuration)
 - [Geth's Debug Module](link-geth-debug) can be used to debug transactions and
   internal cache state, etc.
 - [Additional Geth Methods](link-geth-rpc)

docs.wrm/api/providers/provider.wrm

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ provider.getBlockWithTransactions(100004)
 _subsection: Ethereum Naming Service (ENS) Methods @<Provider--ens-methods>
 
 The [Ethereum Naming Service](link-ens) (ENS) allows a short and
-easy-to-remember ENS Name to be atached to any set of keys
+easy-to-remember ENS Name to be attached to any set of keys
 and values.
 
 One of the most common uses for this is to use a simple name to

docs.wrm/api/signer.wrm

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ _property: signer.getBalance([ blockTag = "latest" ]) => Promise<[[BigNumber]]>
 Returns the balance of this wallet at //blockTag//.
 
 _property: signer.getChainId() => Promise<number>  @<Signer-getChainId> @SRC<abstract-signer>
-Returns ths chain ID this wallet is connected to.
+Returns the chain ID this wallet is connected to.
 
 _property: signer.getGasPrice() => Promise<[[BigNumber]]>  @<Signer-getGasPrice> @SRC<abstract-signer>
 Returns the current gas price.
@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ properties such as the //provider// and //address// static throughout the
 life-cycle of the Signer helps prevent serious issues and many other classes
 and libraries make this assumption.
 
-A sub-class **must** extend Sigenr and **must** call ``super()``.
+A sub-class **must** extend Signer and **must** call ``super()``.
 
 _property: signer.checkTransaction(transactionRequest) => [[providers-TransactionRequest]]  @<Signer-checkTransaction> @SRC<abstract-signer>
 This is generally not required to be overridden, but may needed to provide
@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ The provider this wallet is connected to, which will ge used for any [[Signer--b
 methods. This can be null.
 
 _note: Note
-A **Wallet** instance is immuatable, so if you wish to change the Provider, you
+A **Wallet** instance is immutable, so if you wish to change the Provider, you
 may use the [connect](Signer-connect) method to create a new instance connected
 to the desired provider.
 

docs.wrm/api/utils/abi/fragments.wrm

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ The **JSON ABI Format** is the format that is
 A JSON serialized object is always a string, which represents an Array
 of Objects, where each Object has various properties describing the [[Fragment]] of the ABI.
 
-The deserialied JSON string (which is a normal JavaScript Object) may
+The deserialized JSON string (which is a normal JavaScript Object) may
 also be passed into any function which accepts a JSON String ABI.
 
 _heading: Humanb-Readable ABI

docs.wrm/api/utils/address.wrm

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ _property: ethers.utils.getAddress(address) => string<[[address]]>  @<utils-getA
 Returns //address// as a Checksum Address.
 
 If //address// is an invalid 40-nibble [[HexString]] or if it contains mixed case and
-the checksum is invalid, an InvalidArgument Error is throw.
+the checksum is invalid, an InvalidArgument Error is thrown.
 
 The value of //address// may be any supported address format.
 

docs.wrm/concepts/events.wrm

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ If a topic-set is a single topic, a log topic in that position must match
 **that topic**.
 
 If a topic-set is an array of topics, a log topic in that position must
-match any **one** of topics (i.e. the topic in thie position are ``OR``-ed).
+match any **one** of the topics (i.e. the topic in the position are ``OR``-ed).
 
 
 _table: Example Log Matching @style<full>

docs.wrm/concepts/security/index.wrm

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ much stronger security.
 
 The algorithm usually used for this process is [scrypt](link-wiki-scrypt),
 which is a memory and CPU intensive algorithm which computes
-a key (fixed-length psudo-random series of bytes) for a given
+a key (fixed-length pseudo-random series of bytes) for a given
 password.
 
 
@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ progress callback which will be periodically called with a number between
 
 In general a progress bar makes the experience feel faster, as well as
 more comfortable since there is a clear indication how much (relative) time
-is remaining. Additionally, using language like //"decrpyting..."// in
+is remaining. Additionally, using language like //"decrypting..."// in
 a progress bar makes a user feel like there time is not being //needlessly//
 wasted.
 

docs.wrm/getting-started.wrm

@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ Ethereum is to use [[link-metamask]], which is a browser extension
 that provides:
 
 - A connection to the Ethereum network (a [[Provider]])
-- Holds your private key and can sign thing (a [[Signer]])
+- Holds your private key and can sign things (a [[Signer]])
 
 _code: Connecting to Metamask @lang<script>