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fluent-transpiler

v0.2.1

Published

Transpile Fluent (ftl) files into optimized, tree-shakable, JavaScript EcmaScript Modules (esm).

Downloads

157,126

Readme

fluent-transpiler

Transpile Fluent (ftl) files into optimized, tree-shakable, JavaScript EcmaScript Modules (esm).

Install

npm i -D fluent-transpiler

CLI

Usage: ftl [options] <input>

Compile Fluent (.ftl) files to JavaScript (.js or .mjs)

Arguments:
  input                                   Path to the Fluent file to compile

Options:
  --locale <locale...>                    What locale(s) to be used. Multiple can be set to allow for fallback. i.e. en-CA
  --comments                              Include comments in output file.
  --variable-notation <variableNotation>  What variable notation to use with exports (choices: "camelCase", "pascalCase", "constantCase",
                                          "snakeCase", default: "camelCase")
  --disable-minify                        If disabled, all exported messages will have the same interface `(params) => ({value, attributes})`.
  --use-isolating                         Wrap placeable with \u2068 and \u2069.
  -o, --output <output>                   Path to store the resulting JavaScript file. Will be in ESM.
  -h, --help                              display help for command

NodeJS

| Option | Description | | ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | locale | What locale(s) to be used. Multiple can be set to allow for fallback. i.e. en-CA | | comments | Include comments in output file. Default: true | | disableMinify | If disabled, all exported messages will have the same interface (params) => ({value, attributes}). Default: each exported message could be a different type based on what is needed to generate the message (string, object, () => '', () => ({})) | | errorOnJunk | Throw error when Junk is parsed. Default: true | | variableNotation | What variable notation to use with exports. Default: camelCase | | useIsolating | Wrap placeable with \u2068 and \u2069. Default: false | | exportDefault | Allows the overwriting of the export default to allow for custom uses. Default: See code |

import { readFile, writeFile } from 'node:fs/promises'
import fluentTranspiler from 'fluent-transpiler'

const ftl = await readFile('./path/to/en.ftl', { encoding: 'utf8' })
const js = fluentTranspiler(ftl, { locale: 'en-CA' })
await writeFile('./path/to/en.mjs', js, 'utf8')