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react-intl-flatten-webpack-plugin

v1.0.1

Published

Flattens internationalization messages generated from the react-intl-aggregate-webpack-plugin for use in react-intl v2

Downloads

487

Readme

react-intl-flatten-webpack-plugin

Small webpack plugin designed to take a set of json files that look like:

{
  "translation-id" : {
    "defaultMessage" : "I am a message",
    "description"    : "I am a description that helps translators"
  }
}

and convert them to this:

{
  "translation-id" : "I am a message"
}

Meant to be used in sequence with react-intl-aggregate-webpack-plugin.

Installation

$ npm install react-intl-flatten-webpack-plugin

Usage

In your webpack config file:

var ReactIntlFlattenPlugin = require('react-intl-flatten-webpack-plugin');
var I18N_DIR               = './some/i18n/directory/';
var PUBLIC_DIR             = './some/public/directory/';
...
var config = {
  ...
  output: {
    path: PUBLIC_DIR
  },
  ...
  loaders: {
    ...
    {
      test: /\.json$/,
      exclude: /node_modules/,
      loader: 'json'
    }
  }
  ...
  plugins: [
    ...
    new ReactIntlFlattenPlugin({
      aggregatePattern: I18N_DIR + '*.json',
      langOutputDir: 'lang'
    })
  ]
}
...
module.exports = config;

options

  • aggregatePattern: The glob pattern used to retrieve the aggregate files for processing. Defaults to: ../../i18n/aggregate/*.json

  • langOutputDir: The target location where the plugin will output a .json file of the same basename corresponding to each aggregate file processed. This is a subdirectory of the output.path defined in your webpack config. For example, if langOutputDir is set to i18n and output.path is set to /public/, then the files will be output to /public/i18n Defaults to: i18n.