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@allthings/react-intl-extract-messages
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Extracts all `react-intl` related messages in typescript based projects.
Extracts all react-intl
related messages in typescript based projects.
yarn add @allthings/react-intl-extract-messages
Returns an array of messages gathered by @allthings/babel-plugin-react-intl
.
Type: string
Can be absolute or relative path to the tsconfig file, all information how to build the project is taken from there.
Type: object
An object of options which is handed over to @allthings/babel-plugin-react-intl
import { extractMessages } from '@allthings/react-intl-extract-messages'
const messages = extractMessages('../tsconfig.json', {
// options passed to @allthings/babel-plugin-react-intl
})
console.log(messages)
// [
// {
// id: 'authorized-clients-list.revoke',
// description: 'Revoke',
// defaultMessage: 'Revoke',
// },
// {
// id: 'authorized-clients-list.terms-of-use',
// description: 'Terms of use',
// defaultMessage: 'Terms of use',
// },
// // ...
// ]
react-intl-extract-messages --tsconfig tsconfig.json --out messages.json --options-file opts.json
If --out
is omitted, the output will be written to stdout.
Basically it uses typescript to compile all the files to JS and then uses @allthings/babel-plugin-react-intl
to extract the messages.
Run tests with yarn test
.
This will extract messages from a fixture project and check it against a snapshot.
FAQs
Extracts all `react-intl` related messages in typescript based projects.
We found that @allthings/react-intl-extract-messages demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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