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nuxt-i18n-utilities

v0.0.11

Published

A set of utilities for automatically collecting translation keys, and automatically translating these keys

Downloads

13

Readme

nuxtjs-i18n-utiltties

A set of utilities for automatically collecting translation keys, and automatically translating these keys

Installation

npm install nuxt-i18n-utilities --save-dev

Config

Add i18n-utilities.config.js to the project root.

const defineI18nUtilitiesConfig = require("nuxt-i18n-utilities/config");

module.exports = defineI18nUtilitiesConfig({
  // Default directories for searching translation keys.
  // In these directories, the parser will look for calls to the "$t('key')" function and collect keys for the translation dictionary.
  directories: ["./layouts", "./pages", "./components"],
  // Default files extensions
  files: ["*.vue", "*.js"],
  // Default localization in sources
  // Represents the short country code
  sourceLanguage: "en",
  langDir: 'lang',
  locales: [
    {
      code: 'en',
      file: 'en.json'
    },
    {
      code: 'ru',
      file: 'ru.json'
    },
  ],
  googleProjectId: null
});

or use bash script

npx i18nu-init

Usage

npx i18nu-parse

Will search for keys for translation and offer to write the result to the folder specified in the config in the "langDir" field under the name of the locale file specified in the configuration as "sourceLanguage". The utility only records json for now.

npx i18nu-translate

Will translate keys for all locales specified in the config and write the result to json files