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language-cli

v1.0.3

Published

a cli to extract specific languages text of your file

Downloads

170

Readme

language-cli

Extracts chinese text based on configuration for easy summarisation of internationalised dictionaries.

Now is only support chinese text be extracted or counted, text match regex pattern are in future design now.

Quick Start

  • install cli
npm i language-cli
  • configration

create new file named language-cli.config.json

{
  "src": "./test-project",
  "fileTypes": [".js",".jsx",".ts",".tsx"],
  "ignore": {
    "folders": ["./test-project/ignore", ".*output", ".*dist$"],
    "fileTypes": [".json", "\\.env.*", ".DS_Store", ".babelrc.js", "env"]
  },
  "output": "./test-project/output",
  "importFunction": {
    "functionName": "t",
    "functionAlias": "t",
    "moduleName": "i18Next",
    "isDefault" : false
  }
}
  • usage
language [command] [options]

Supported arguments and commands

  • Help Usage To display basic commands and arguments
language -h
  • All Usage
Usage: language [options] [command]

Options:
  -v, --version   show version
  -h, --help      display help for command

Commands:
  run [options]
  help [command]  display help for command
Usage: language run [options]

Options:
  -e, --extract  extract specific language words in files
  -c, --count    count specific language words in files
  -w, --wrap     wrap words with specific function
  -q, --quiet    loading file without detail
  -h, --help     display help for command

How to write configration

src : cli work source folder

fileTypes: cli only work in specific file types. If exist conficts bettween fileType and ignore.fileTypes, ignore.fileTypes priority is higher.

ignore: cli will not work in specific folders or specific file types

"ignore": {
  "folders": ["./test-project/ignore"],
  "fileTypes": [".json"]
}

output: the result of text extract will be written in output folder.

Attention: output folder will be ignored also, please set the value carefully

importFunction: the function translate use, the details of obj are show in follow,

"importFunction": {
  "functionName": "t",
  "functionAlias": "t",
  "moduleName": "i18Next",
  "isDefault" : false
}
  • if set isDefault as true, the output will like
import t from 'i18Next';

else, the output will like

import { t } from 'i18Next';

Features

  • Effect of processing string templates

Input:

const a = `这是需要被包裹的中文 ${test}`

After use language run -w, the output will be as follow:

const a = `${t('这是需要被包裹的中文')} ${test}`

If the variable are in the middle of the template.

Input:

const a = `这是需要被包裹的中文 ${test} 变量在中间`

After use language run -w, the output will be as follow:

const a = `${t('这是需要被包裹的中文')} ${test} ${t('变量在中间')}`