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md2xliff

v2.0.0

Published

Markdown to XLIFF converter

Downloads

29

Readme

md2xliff

Markdown to XLIFF and XLIFF to markdown converter.

Idea behind it is described at XML in Localisation: Use XLIFF to Translate Documents article.

Package provides extract module which parses markdown files and generates XLIFF and skeleton.

Translater fills XLIFF with translations. pretranslate module may be used for automatic translation with the help of Yandex Translator API.

Online XLIFF Editor may be used to work with XLIFF files.

Then with xliff-reconstruct module it is possible to build translated markdown with the same markup as in source document.

Usage

All modules have JS API and a CLI.

extract

To extract XLIFF and generate skeleton run ./bin/extract test/source.md.

reconstruct

To reconstruct new markdown from XLIFF and skeleton built with extract command run ./bin/xliff-reconstruct test/source.xlf test/source.skl.md target.md.

Environment variable USE_SOURCE may also be used to reconstruct target markdown from <source> units of XLIFF. It is helpful for testing: USE_SOURCE=1 ./bin/xliff-reconstruct test/source.xlf test/source.skl.md target.md.

pretranslate

To automatically pretranslate XLIFF run API_KEY=your-yandex-translator-api-key ./bin/pretranslate test/source.xlf.

It is also possible to set JUST_UPPER_CASE environment variable to use upper case of source units instead of translation which may be useful for testing: JUST_UPPER_CASE=1 ./bin/pretranslate test/source.xlf.