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@dbbs/poeditor-sdk
Advanced tools
TypeScript-first SDK for seamless integration with POEditor's localization platform
# Using yarn
yarn add @dbbs/poeditor-sdk
# Using npm
npm install @dbbs/poeditor-sdk
Get API Token
Visit POEditor Account Settings
Generate API token
Store securely (recommended: environment variables)
Basic Usage
import { POEditorSDK } from '@dbbs/poeditor-sdk';
// Initialize with project ID and token
const sdk = new POEditorSDK(process.env.POEDITOR_TOKEN, 12345);
// Sync terms atomically
await sdk.syncTerms({
terms: [
{ term: 'welcome_message', context: 'greetings' },
{ term: 'error_404', context: 'errors' }
]
});
// Export French translations
const frenchTranslations = await sdk.exportProject({
language: 'fr',
type: 'json'
});
| Category | Method | Parameters | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Projects | listProjects() | - | List all accessible projects |
| Projects | exportProject() | { language: string, type: Format } | Export translations |
| Terms | syncTerms() | { terms: Term[] } | Atomic term synchronization |
| Terms | updateTerms() | { terms: UpdateTerm[] } | Batch term updates |
| Languages | addLanguageToProject() | { language: string, code?: string } | Add new project language |
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We welcome contributions! Please follow our workflow:
Fork the repository
Create feature branch (feat/your-feature)
Write tests for new functionality
Submit PR with:
- Description of changes
- Updated documentation
- Test coverage report
The DBBS Poeditor SDK is open-source software licensed under the MIT License.
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We found that @dbbs/poeditor-sdk demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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