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hof-transpiler

v2.0.2

Published

Takes files from a src and creates a language dir and translate file based on multiple files parts

Downloads

107

Readme

HOF Transpiler

Home office forms transpiler is a tiny tool that can be used as part of a build or manually to convert multipart locales files into one default.json. This is used in our stack for translations of form applications.

Installation

npm install --save-dev hof-transpiler

Usage

hof-transpiler [source dir|glob] {OPTIONS}

       --shared, -s  A path or glob to a directory of shared translations

Example

Lets say you have a directory such as: translations/src/en

Which contains:

buttons.json
emails.json
errors.json
validation.json

If you run hof-transpiler against the directory hof-transpiler ./translations/src

It will iterate through src and for each directory it will create a new directory at the root level with a built default.json file translations/en/default.json

Which will look something like

{
  "buttons": {
    json blob from buttons.json
  },
  "emails": {
    json blob from emails.json
  },
  "errors": {
    json blob from errors.json
  },
  "validation": {
    json blob from validation.json
  }
}

This is used further down the hof stack for application translations.

Advanced example - duplicate keys between source folder and shared folder

Lets say you have a directory such as: translations/src/en

Which contains: buttons.json containing:

{
  "unusual-button": "Moo"
}

emails.json containing:

{
  "customer-email": "Hi how are you?"
}

And you also have a directory of shared translations such as: shared-translations/src/en

Which contains: buttons.json containing:

{
  "common-button": "Click me"
}

If you then run:

hof-transpiler translations/src --shared shared-translations/src

Then transpiled translations should appear in translations/en/default.json as follows:

{
  "buttons": {
    "unusual-button": "Moo",
    "common-button": "Click me"
  },
  "emails": {
    "customer-email": "Hi how are you?"
  }
}

Note how a deep merge is performed between the json, with key value pairs from "buttons" being included from both files.

Multiple shared sources

hof-transpiler supports multiple shared sources, extending them from left to right. This is useful if you have translations shared between applications, and additional shared translations between routes within an application.

If you have the following sources:

node_modules/hof-template-partials/translations/src/en/buttons.json

{
  "continue": "Continue",
  "skip": "Skip",
  "submit": "Submit",
  "abort": "Abort"
}

common/translations/src/en/buttons.json

{
  "skip": "Skip this step",
  "cancel": "Cancel"
}

my-application/translations/src/en/buttons.json

{
  "continue": "Go Forth!"
}

If you then run:

hof-transpiler my-application/translations/src --shared node_modules/hof-template-partials/translations/src --shared common/translations/src

my-application/translations/en/default.json

{
  "buttons": {
    "continue": "Go Forth!",
    "skip": "Skip this step",
    "submit": "Submit",
    "abort": "Abort",
    "cancel": "Cancel"
  }
}