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ui5-i18n-manage

v0.0.2

Published

A command line tool for generating diff or merging two i18n for same language

Downloads

1

Readme

ui5-i18n-manage

A command line tool created using Node.js to find the diff between two i18n files or merge the changes to one

Getting Started/Installing

You can simply get the node module and install it globally to access it as a command line tool

npm install -g ui5-i18n-manage

Prerequisites

Node.js should be available for the tool to work

How to use

Based on provided language code (default: "en"). input file names are created. e.g. If language code is pt then files will be i18n_pt.properties (initial) and i18n_pt_mod.properties (modified). Currently, the tools work in two different modes: diff and merge (default). diff mode can be selected using -m or --mode option. Following are the simplest use case for the tool

ui5-i18n-manage -i "C:\Users\user.name\development.project\i18n\"

The above example assumes other options default value:

  1. Language Code => en
  2. Operation mode => merge
  3. Output filename => i18n_en_final.properties

Following is an sample for diff mode

ui5-i18n-manage -m diff -i "C:\Users\user.name\development.project\i18n\" -l pt -o i18n_pt_diff.properties

To know about more properties of the tool. You can read the help in tool itself

ui5-i18n-manage -h

Authors

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details