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@somsoft/i18n-translate-json

v1.5.0

Published

Automatically translates i18n JSON files via Google Translate API

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Readme

i18n-translate-json

Automatically translates node-i18n JSON files into different languages via Google Translate API.

Installation

Global:

npm install -g @somsoft/i18n-translate-json

Project (Development only):

npm install --save-dev @somsoft/i18n-translate-json

Usage

You need a Google Translate API Key.

i18n-translate-json apiKey dir sourceLang (targetLang1,targetLang2,..) [--options]

e.g.

i18n-translate-json iuOHAEbo9H788d34h93h4diouehIUHI locale/ en es,fr --missingOnly --cleanUp --spaces 2

This would translate all strings in locale/en.json (relative to current folder in the shell) from English to Spanish and French, based on the Google Translate API language codes.

The target languages list is optional. When not present, it will be translated to all languages supported by Google Translate.

Options

| Option | Description | |-----------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | includeHtml | Include HTML entries in the translation | | missingOnly | If set, do not overwrite existing translation | | cleanUp | If set, removes unused translations at target files. | | spaces [number] | Number of spaces in output-json. If option is omitted, tabs are used. | | ignoreRegExp [string] | A Regular expression used to define texts parts not to be translated. | | | For angular interpolation variables, use \{\{\s*(.*?)\s*\}\}. Default: Translate all. | | help | Show help |

Publish npm

Run npm run publish:<major|minor|patch> to publish a new major, minor or patch version to npm.

Credits

Based on i18n-translate by Thomas Brüggemann. Based on i18n-translate-json by Meedan.