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@z3phyro/tytra-core

v0.1.25

Published

Core project of CLI inspired by prisma, to create and mantain statically typed translations on any typescript project.

Downloads

14

Readme

TyTra

Typed Translations - TyTra-Core

Set of functions inspred by prisma, to create and mantain statically typed translations on any typescript project.

How to use

You can use it with a UI:

  • https://github.com/z3phyro/tytra-ui

Or with a CLI:

  • https://github.com/z3phyro/tytra-cli

Why use TyTra

Not all javascript/typescript projects use some sort of CMS. I've worked before for companies that literally use a spreadsheet for making their translations in some projects.

In general the process of preparing translations is not so difficult if you have a small project but as the project grows it can get kind of tedious.

Having mutiple languages to translate to makes the process a bit more difficult.

Both the CLI and the UI provide some useful features for both the developer and the translator.

TyTra Features

  • Resources completion (Typescript)
  • Translation Coverage
  • Shareable server
  • Zero dependencies
  • Multi dictionary management
  • Import previous translation files
  • Add remove and edit translations on one or multiple languages using a CLI or a UI
  • Typescript interfaces for translations

Next steps to work on:

  • [ ] Add configuration file
  • [ ] Add validations
  • [ ] Add sanitation to the user inputs
  • [ ] Improve the UI Experience
  • [ ] Create a website for documentation
  • [ ] Add some sort of plain security to use when hosting
  • [ ] Improve the cli dependencies. (Right now it has 3 but it could be only 1)
  • [ ] Integrate with Github and/or Gitlab. The idea would be to create PRs for the changes of a particular translator (person).