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@oreliain/vue-i18n-extract-keys

v2.1.1

Published

Extract all vue-i18n keys from Vue.js project source files.

Downloads

127

Readme


vue-i18n-extract-keys is built to work with your Vue.js projects using vue-i18n. When run vue-18n-extract-keys, it extracts, from your Vue.js source code, any vue-i18n key usages (ex. $t(''), $tc(''), ...) and generates corresponding assets locales files.

:book: Documentation

Installation

## NPM
npm install --save-dev @oreliain/vue-i18n-extract-keys

## or

## Yarn
yarn add -D @oreliain/vue-i18n-extract-keys

Getting Started

To extract keys executed the command :

npx vue-i18n-extract-keys

or create a script entry in your package.json:

{
  "scripts": {
    "i18n:extract": "vue-i18n-extract-keys -o ./src/locales -l en fr -e -x"
  }
}

The command takes the following options :

-l, --locales (default: "en") :

The locales to generate

Example

Generate en.json and fr.json files in ./i18n/locales

npx vue-i18n-extrack-keys -l en fr
-s, --source (default: ["src"]) :

The source directories to parse for keys extracting

Example

Extract keys from ./sources and ./components directories

npx vue-i18n-extrack-keys -s ./sources -s ./components
-o, --output (default: "i18n/locales") :

The target directory in which locale generated files will be stored. The directory must already exist

Example

Extract keys to ./lang directory

npx vue-i18n-extrack-keys -o ./lang
-x, --withIndexFile (default: false) :

Create an index file in the output directory that export all your locales as a module.

Example
npx vue-i18n-extrack-keys -l en fr -o ./lang --withIndexFile

will create a ./lang/index.js file that contains :

module.exports = {
	fr: require("./fr.json"),
	en: require("./en.json")
};
-k, --keepKeys (default: false)

Keep non existing translations keys in the result translation file.

-e, --forceErase (default: false) :

By default, the command updates the output files on each run. Use this option to erase the output files instead of update it.

-v, --verbose (default: false)

Set verbose mode

-d, --dryRun (default: false)

Dry run mode, do the parsing but do not write locales files

--showDiff (default: false)

Show the differences between old and new locales files

-h, --help

Print the help message

--version

Print the package version

:bug: Issues

I'm sure you'll find bugs and when you do it would be great if you'd could report them here.

:muscle: Contribution

The project is still in its early stages and in progress. There's no need for guidelines yet, so feel free to contribute or give feedback as you prefer.

:copyright: License

MIT