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transval

v1.0.11

Published

transval lets you search your source code for used/unused translation strings

Downloads

166

Readme

transval

A tool to check translation usage in a project. Given a json file with keys you can use it to search a chunk of files for usage.

A screenshot of the transval output

Installation:

npm install --save-dev transval

Usage:

transval <FILE-TO-TRANSLATION> <PATH-TO-SOURCE> <SKIP-REGEX>
// ex:
transval example-project/locales/en/translation.json example-project/ example-project/locales

The PATH-TO-SOURCE can be a comma separated list (with no spaces in the separator).

If you have a translation file like the one below then this module will look for usage of the keys in your code. It will concatenate the keys with dots.

Translation.json:

{
  "mainMenu": {
    "home": "Home",
    "products": "Products",
    "about": "About"
  }
}

Given this translation file this module will search for the following keys:

  • mainMenu.home
  • mainMenu.products
  • mainMenu.about

Development:

If you've downloaded the code from GitHub you will have to install the node modules first before you can run test it.

npm install 

To build the project:

npm run build

To run the test, simply run the test command:

npm run test

To run the example, run the following command:

npm run example