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i18n-sheet-json

v1.0.13

Published

This is the library to read Google Sheet and create JSON locale files in your output directory

Downloads

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Readme

i18n-sheet-json

This is the library to read Google Sheet and create JSON locale files in your output directory

Installation

npm install i18n-sheet-json

or

yarn add i18n-sheet-json

Google credential

Service Account

  1. Go to the Google Developers Console
  2. Select your project or create a new one and then select it
  3. Enable the Drive API for your project
  • Expand APIs & auth > APIs
  • Search for "drive"
  • Click on "Drive API"
  • Click on "Enable API" button
  • Create a service account
  • expand APIs & auth > Credentials
  • Click on the "Add credentials" button
  • Select the "Service account"
  • Select the "JSON" key type option
  • Click on "Create" button

Your JSON key file is generated and downloaded to your machine.

How to Implement

e.g. some-file.js



// Import the library
const worksheet = require('i18n-sheet-json')
// Add google credential file
const credentials = require('./gsheet.json')

// Setup configuration
const config = {
    // Credential is a json file that you got from Google
    credentials:credentials,
    languages:[LANGUGE_CODE_AS_ARRAY],
    sheet:'DOCUMENT_ID_AS_STRING',
    output_dir:'PATH_AS_STRING'
}

// ADD CONFIG HERE
worksheet.init(config)
// READ Google Sheet and create JSON locale files in your output directory
worksheet.readSheet()

// On the otherhands you can specify the worksheet with
worksheet.readSheet('TITLE_AS_STRING')
// You can also use parameter as array
worksheet.readSheet(['TITLE_1','TITLE_2','TITLE_...'])

How to use

Just run node some-file.js

Google Sheet

The google sheet has constructed like this. You can make locale columns and worksheets as much as you need.

id | th | en | other.. :---: | :-----------: | :-----------: | --- title | สวัสดี | Hello | ...