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react-intl-extractor

v1.4.1

Published

Translations extractor for react-intl module (React i18n module). Simple and fast.

Downloads

23

Readme

React i18n extractor

Command line tool for extraction of i18n keys from your app with react-intl. Fast and simple.

Installation

npm install react-intl-extractor -g

Demo

Usage

See options below

Formats

This tool support formats:

  • <FormatMessage id="<string>" />
  • <FormatHTMLMessage id="<string>" />
  • formatMessage({ id: "<string>" })
  • defineMessages({ ... (see react-intl doc) ... })

Where string is ID of your i18n key in output. If it has dots (like, foo.bar.baz), then it will be split in nested structure (see the demo).

Notes

Cool things about the tool:

  • If you already have JSON file with i18n, then it will override it preserving your current i18n values (output objects will be merged)
  • Very fast (all extraction process can be done almost immediately)
  • Supports all needed formats

Options

See help message react-intl-extractor --help:

Usage: react-intl-extractor [options]

Options:

  -l, --locales <items>     Comma-separated list of locales files to output (ex. "en-US,ru-RU")
  
  -r, --root <path>         Project root, where to start searching keys for extraction (relative path or absolute path), default is current 
                            folder
  
  -e, --extensions <items>  Comma-separated list with files extensions to search (ex. js,jsx,ts,tsx)
  
  -f, --format <format>     How to save extracted keys, possible values are "json" or "module" (it affects filename, it will be xx-XX.json or 
                            xx-XX.js)
  
  -o, --outputDir <path>    Where to save output files, relative or absolute path to folder, default is current directory
  
  -h, --help                output usage information

Todo

Friends, be free to contribute. Now there are a few features needed:

  • Command Line Interface (step-by-step interaction; GUI)

Cheers!