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Official Node interface for the Lokalise API.
Please note that starting from version 9 this SDK is a pure ESM module. It does not provide a CommonJS export (require
) anymore. Therefore you should either convert your project to ESM, use dynamic import, or stay on version 8 which we are fully supporting.
Install the library:
npm install @lokalise/node-api
Obtain Lokalise API token in your personal profile, initialize and use the client:
import { LokaliseApi } from "@lokalise/node-api";
const lokaliseApi = new LokaliseApi({ apiKey: '<apiKey>'});
const projects = await lokaliseApi.projects().list();
projects.items[0].name;
process = await lokaliseApi.files().upload(project_id,
{data: data_base64, filename: 'test1.json', lang_iso: 'en'})
process.status // => 'queued'
Alternatively, you can use tokens obtained via OAuth2 (don't forget that these tokens have expiration dates):
import { LokaliseApiOAuth } from "@lokalise/node-api";
const lokaliseApi = new LokaliseApiOAuth({ apiKey: '<apiKeyObtainedViaOauth2>' });
const projects = lokaliseApi.projects().list();
Detailed documentation can be found at lokalise.github.io/node-lokalise-api.
You can also check this repo containing some usage examples and this blog post with explanations. Finally, you might be interested in our free course "Lokalise for developers" that showcases Node SDK usage.
This library is licensed under the BSD 3 Clause. Prior to version 5.1.0 the license was MIT.
Copyright (c) Lokalise group and Ilya Krukowski
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Official Lokalise API 2.0 Node.js client
The npm package @lokalise/node-api receives a total of 131,640 weekly downloads. As such, @lokalise/node-api popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @lokalise/node-api demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 13 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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