@recontentapp/cli
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Ship localized content faster without loosing engineers time
Recontent CLI, or recontent, is a command-line interface to Recontent for use in your terminal or your scripts.
It can be installed through npm
yarn add -D @recontentapp/cli
Define an environment variable named RECONTENT_API_KEY to authenticate with your Recontent workspace.
An API key can be generated from your workspace settings.
# List projects
recontentapp get projects
# List languages
recontentapp get languages
# List languages within a project
recontentapp get languages -p <project_id>
# List email templates within a project
recontentapp get email-templates -p <project_id>
# Export phrases & translations in all languages as JSON files
# Possible formats are json|json_nested
recontentapp export phrases -p <project_id> -f json
# Export phrases & translations for a specific language within a revision
recontentapp export phrases -p <project_id> -l <language_id>,<language_id>
# Export phrases & translations in all languages in a custom directory
recontentapp export phrases -p <project_id> -f json -o './translations/{{ languageName }}{{ fileExtension }}'
# Export an email template
recontentapp export email-templates <email_template_id> -f html -o './{{ key }}/{{ languageName }}{{ fileExtension }}'
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> Ship localized content faster without loosing engineers time
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