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reviewable-locales

v0.1.2

Published

A package to generate translations based on locales with a process to manually review and merge with API based automation

Downloads

2

Readme

Reviewable Locales

A package to generate translations based on locales with a process to manually review and merge with translation API support

Installation

NPM

    npm i -g reviewable-locales

Yarn

    yarn global add reviewable-locales

If using AWS make sure to create an .env file in the same directory you run the command, with the following (swap for your own AWS settings):

  AWS_TRANSLATE_ID=YOUR_ID
  AWS_TRANSLATE_SECRET=YOUR_SECRET
  AWS_TRANSLATE_REGION=YOUR_REGION

Usage (CLI)

  reviewable-locales

Essential notes

  • Make sure your translation (PO) files are located at ./translations/messages/*.po (This will be configurable in future)
  • Make sure you have a ./data folder that exists
  • Place

Overview

This library serves as a strategy for generating and reviewing translations through a mix of manual data entry and automated locale to locale conversions. The process is as follows:

  1. Pre-existing translation files (PO files) are loaded into memory
  2. Translations are checked through pre-processor plugins to mark down entries that can be delegated to a translation service (currently only AWS translate is supported)
  3. Delegated translations are passed to translation API and parsed
  4. Response objects are stored/cached
  5. Response objects merged with in-memory existing translations
  6. Translations exported back to original source files
  7. Translations exported as JSON object compatible with frontend libs (current only Vue i18n supported)

Roadmap

There is lots of potential for new features and refinements to this library, feel free to contribute your ideas and pull requests