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@kntavidi/ngx-translate-cleanup

v1.0.3

Published

A tool that complements the @ngx-translate/core library by simplifying the removal of unused translations in .json files.

Downloads

267

Readme

ngx-translate-cleanup

This is a tool that helps you cleanup unused keys in your ngx-translate .json translation files.

Usage

You can run it via npx @kntavidi/ngx-translate-cleanup .

cleaner-config.json

The tool will look for a file named cleaner-config.json at the root level of your project. It if finds such a file it will overwrite the default options with the options that are defined in this .json file.

Config options

The properties that can be parameterized through the cleaner-config.json file are:

  • projectPath (defaults to 'src/app'):
    You can define that path that you what to limit your search to

  • translationFilesPath (defaults to 'src/assets/i18n'):
    The path to your .json translation files

  • includeFiles (defaults to ['html', 'ts']): Limit your search to specific type of files

  • outPath (defaults to 'src/assets/i18n-cleaned'):
    The path that the cleaned up files will be placed to. If you set this to the same path as your projectPath, then the .json translation files will be overwritten.

Example of cleaner-config.json

{
    "projectPath":"src",
    "translationFilesPath": "translation-files"
}

Sample run

sample run image