@cbourgois/simonsays
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simonsays help you: to find translations key used in your project and:
To do it, simonsays parse your javascript and html files to detect angular-translate usages.
Simonsays detect :
$translate and $translate.instant calls in your javascript files,translate directives in your HTML files,translate filter usages in your HTML files.We use @babel/parser to parse your javascript code in AST and we have ported $interpolate and $ParseProvider from AngularJS (code available here).
Simonsays supports translations defined in JSON or XML files.
With yarn:
yarn add @cbourgois/simonsays
or
With npm:
npm install @cbourgois/simonsays
With npx:
npx @cbourgois/simonsays --help
Compatibles options: --locale, --module, --output.
To check used translations:
simonsays check <sourcePath>
simonsays search <sourcePath> <projectPath>
To search used translations (only used translations will be reported):
simonsays search <sourcePath> <projectPath>
To search used translations and retrieve all (already present translations + used translations):
simonsays search <sourcePath> <projectPath> --all
To overwrite existing translations by the project translations:
simonsays search <sourcePath> <projectPath> --merge
Compatibles options: --all, --merge, --locale, --module, --output.
To rewrite JSON translations file:
simonsays rewrite <sourceDir> <projectPath>
To rewrite JSON translations file and prefix translations (AngularJS code and html will be overwritten):
simonsays rewrite <sourceDir> <projectPath> --prefix=ng_
Compatibles options: --all, --merge, --locale, --module, --output, --prefix.
By default, the script parse all the source path and will generate one, and only one translation file.
If you want, you can specify the --module option to parse/generate translations for each AngularJS module contained in the source path.
For example:
simonsays check <sourcePath> --module
By default, simonsays target the fr_FR locale, but you can change it by specifying --locale option.
For example:
simonsays check <sourcePath> --locale=en_GB
You can specify an output format from the following:
summary (default) : output a table with the resultstext : output a table with num of resultsjson : output a jsonsilent : no outputFor example:
simonsays search <sourcePath> <projectPath> --output=text
This project embed some portions of AngularJS source code (see ./src/angularjs/**).
FAQs
Find translations used in AngularJS project
The npm package @cbourgois/simonsays receives a total of 13 weekly downloads. As such, @cbourgois/simonsays popularity was classified as not popular.
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