🌎 babel-plugin-intlized-components

Babel plugin for package intlized-components. The primary use case for this plugin is to extract message ids and default messages from all files of a project.

Installation

npm install babel-plugin-intlized-components
# or
yarn add babel-plugin-intlized-components

Usage

Add the plugin to your babel configuration:

{
  "plugins": ["babel-plugin-styled-components"]
}

Message extraction

import babel from '@babel/core';

// Define fileName and babelConfig variables here.

const { metadata: result } = babel.transformFileSync(fileName, babelConfig);
const { translations } = result['intlized-components'];

// Do something with the translations, e.g. save them in file.

Docs

Options

customImportKey

If you don't import createDict from intlized-components directly, you can set a custom import key in the babel plugin, so that createDict is detected anyway.

Example:

In babel configuration:

{
  "plugins": [
    [
      "babel-plugin-styled-components",
      { "customImportKey": "my-custom-import" }
    ]
  ]
}

In a file:

import { createDict } from 'my-custom-import';

const dict = createDict(...);

ignoreImport

If this option is set to true, imports will not be verified. This means that all functions named createDict will be transformed no matter what the import is. While this option might be helpful in some cases, you need to be careful as you should not name other functions createDict.

autoResolveKey

Normally you have to set a key as the first parameter and a message object as the second parameter for createDict. If you set this option to the base path of your application, the babel plugin will derive the first parameter from the file name, so that you can call createDict with a message object only.

Example:

Without autoResolveKey option:

const dict = createDict('welcome.Welcome', {
  hello: 'Hello',
});

With autoResolveKey option:

In babel configuration:

{
  "plugins": [
    ["babel-plugin-styled-components", { "autoResolveKey": "path-to-my-app" }]
  ]
}

In file welcome/Welcome.js:

// Babel will transform createDict and will add the key "welcome.Welcome" as first parameter to the function call.
const dict = createDict({
  hello: 'Hello',
});

Hint: You can even set a key manually if this option is on, so you can mix up auto resolved and manually set keys.

License

This package is released under the MIT License.