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nu-ojtc

v0.1.16

Published

A utility to translate ojet resource files

Downloads

22

Readme

License: MIT

Ojet Translation Companion

About

This is a simple tool that helps people using oracle jet or any other library that uses requirejs i18n style resource bundle for Localizing their app.

Let's take a look what can you do with it.

  1. It can scan all your resource files and create and excel out of it for translation.
  2. Once you have a translated excel files you can use it for generating local specific files.

Installation

npm install -g nu-ojtc

Usage

Open a terminal and type nu-ojtc . You will get a set of instructions.

Note

  • The translated excel sheet that you are going to use for generating locals should have only one sheet and should have a header with default and language code like below.

    | default | en | ar | ro | zh-CN | |---|---|---|---|---| |yes| yes | نعم فعلا| da | 是 | |no|no|لا|Nu| 没有 |

  • Make sure not to have spaces in excel file names.

Change Log

This version fixes some critical changes

  1. Fixes wrong local files generation
  2. Adds multiple language local generation support.

Open source

The code still needs some clean up before I can put it on github.

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2017 Neyazul Haque