@widitrade/vue-i18n-scanner
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Translation string analyzer that reports missing and unused keys
vue-i18n-scanner is built to work with your Vue.js projects using vue-i18n. When run vue-18n-scanner analyses your Vue.js source code for any vue-i18n key usages (ex. $t(''), $tc(''), ...) as well as your language files (ex. de_DE.js, en_EN.json, ...), in order to:
It is built to support both .js and .vue files, and tested and on active use on large codebases
Check the example by running npm run example. You can base your package.json i18n script on that one, or run it directly like:
npx vue-i18n-scanner -v 'src' -l 'locales' -f json -L 'en,es'
vue-i18n-scanner is highly opinionated, and doesn't offer configuration besides the CLI options. Run npx vue-i18n-scanner report --help to learn more
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Manage vue-i18n localization with static analysis
We found that @widitrade/vue-i18n-scanner demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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