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@mollie/crowdin-cli
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A little helper to sync messages with [Crowdin](https://crowdin.com/). It uses [`@formatjs/cli`](https://formatjs.io/docs/tooling/cli/) to extract messages from your application.
A little helper to sync messages with Crowdin. It uses @formatjs/cli
to extract messages from your application.
npm install @mollie/crowdin-cli
# or
yarn add @mollie/crowdin-cli
In your project, create a .env
file and add the following environment-variables:
CROWDIN_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN={your-access-token}
CROWDIN_PROJECT_ID={your-project-id}
CROWDIN_LANGUAGES=nl,en-US,fr,fr-BE # Comma-separated list of languages
In your package.json
, add these scripts:
"crowdin:download": "mollie-crowdin download",
"crowdin:upload": "mollie-crowdin upload './src/**/!(*.{d,test})*.ts*'", // Adjust glob-pattern if necessary
"crowdin:delete-branch": "mollie-crowdin delete-branch"
Extract all messages from your application by using:
$ mollie-crowdin collect './src/**/!(*.{d,test})*.ts*'
By default, @mollie/crowdin-cli
will create a branch in Crowdin with the same name as the currently checked out branch in Git. It is possible to override this behaviour by passing a --branch-name
option (or -b
) to the upload
, download
and delete-branch
commands. For example, the following command will collect and upload messages to a branch named custom-branch-name
in Crowdin.
$ mollie-crowdin upload './src/**/!(*.{d,test})*.ts*' --branch-name 'custom-branch-name'
To write the downloaded messages to TypeScript (.ts) files, pass the --typescript
flag to the download
command.
"crowdin:download": "mollie-crowdin download --typescript"
Install the dependencies:
nvm install
yarn install
FAQs
A little helper to sync messages with [Crowdin](https://crowdin.com/). It uses [`@formatjs/cli`](https://formatjs.io/docs/tooling/cli/) to extract messages from your application.
We found that @mollie/crowdin-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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