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sheetms-webpack-plugin

v0.0.2

Published

A webpack plugin to parse google sheet files into translation jsons

Downloads

2

Readme

SheeTMS - Webpack Plugin

Because managing translations & copy files can be a nightmare, and the available translations services are expensive, requires a learning process and is difficult to maintain. Spreadsheets are widely known and a "must have" tool for any organization. Using spreadsheets to keep your copy and translations is not only free, easy to use and cool, but is the Sheet! 💩

How does it work?

In build time, the plugin fetches all tabs from your Google Spreadsheet and converts the first and second columns to JSON files, where the name of the tab becomes the file name.

That way, you can simply name your tabs as the standard Intl languages (e.g. en, en-GB, pl-PL, etc..) and you have all your translations files ready to use!

Installation

npm i @cpburn/google-sheets-to-json 🎉

Configuration

//Add this config in your plugins in webpack.config.js

new GoogleSheetToJson({ 
    spreadsheetId: 'mySecretSpreadsheetId',
    output:  path.join(__dirname, '../src/translations/'),
    apiKey: yourApiKey,
    forceCreate: isEnvDevelopment
})

spreadsheetId: string - The Google Spreadsheet id

output: string - The absolute path to create the JSONs

apiKey: string - Your Google App api key. Click here to learn how to create one.

forceCreate: boolean - Forces the creation of all translation files. Useful when cold starting a project, and usually is set to true during development. Defaults to false.