@tolgee/cli
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An experimental 🧪 command line tool to interact with Tolgee directly from your terminal.
The CLI lets you pull strings from the Tolgee platform into your projects, push local strings to the Tolgee platform, extract strings from your code, and much more!
The Tolgee CLI is published as a NPM package. You simply need to install it, and you're good to go!
npm i --global @tolgee/cli
Warning: The Tolgee CLI is currently experimental and subject to bugs. Breaking changes may happen before stable release!
Help us reach stable version faster by reporting any bug you encounter on the issue tracker. Feedback is also greatly appreciated!
See our documentation for more information.
Once installed, you'll have access to the tolgee command. Run tolgee help to see all the supported commands, their
options and arguments.
Make sure to give the docs a look!
Contributions are welcome! Check out HACKING.md for some information about the project internals and information about the workflow.
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The npm package @tolgee/cli receives a total of 16,557 weekly downloads. As such, @tolgee/cli popularity was classified as popular.
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