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i18n-manager

v1.1.0

Published

Clean your localization files to easly maintain them.

Downloads

7

Readme

i18n-manager

Tool that helps manage i18n files in your project.

Install

npm install -g i18n-manager

Available options

Clean i18n files

i18n-manager list [directory]
  -f, --fill-missing      Fill missing keys based on base file
  -a, --sort              Sort keys based on base file
  -s, --save              Write result to files (creates backup by default)

Options

Important: If you want to save result of this command use -s flag. It will create backup for default appending _i18n-manager_backup_file sufix to files that are modified.

Fill missing keys based on base locale

-f, --fill-missing      Fill missing keys based on base file

Example

Given we have two i18n json files – en.json:

{
  "language": "English",
  "capitol": "London",
  "units": {
    "time_hour": "hour",
    "currency": "GBP",
    "drink": "tea"
  }
}

... and pl.json:

{
  "language": "Polski",
  "capitol": "Warszawa",
  "units": {
    "time_hour": "godzina",
    "currency": "PLN"
  }
}

After running:

i18n-manager clean app/i18n -f en.json

...we should see output in console:

i18n files cleaned.
base file:
{ language: 'English',
  capitol: 'London',
  units: { time_hour: 'hour', currency: 'GBP', drink: 'tea' } }
cleaned files:
[ { language: 'Polski',
    capitol: 'Warszawa',
    units: { currency: 'PLN', time_hour: 'godzina', drink: 'tea' } } ]

Missing fields in pl.json should be replaced with values from base en.json file. The most convinient option is to use all options at once:

i18n-manager clean app/i18n -fas en.json

It will:

  • fill missing keys
  • sort keys based on base file
  • save result to files and creates backup for all fill that were changed