ets

Extract translate string

It extracts all strings to translate and saves them in a file.

Getting started

$ npm install ets -g

Commands

ignore

An utility to create .etsignore file. The file specifies the resources to be ignored.

$ cd /my/directory
$ ets ignore

options:

-d, --dir Directory to save .etsignore file

defaults:

node_modules/
test/
components/
bowe_components/
css/
img/
video/
.json
.css
.xml
bundle.js
bundle-min.js

list of files that will never be scanned:

.jpg, .jpeg, .png, .gif, .eot, .ttf, .woff, .svg, .DS_Store, .gitignore, .git, .svn, .md, .manifest, .bowerrc 

extract

This utility will walk you extract string for tranlate. Watch files for: translate(...), t(...), fkt(...).

Note: fkt() (FaKe Translate) was created to translate constants.

var ERROR_CODE = fkt('PAGE_NOT_FOUND'); 

$ cd /my/directory
$ ets extract

options

-d, --dir <directory, directory, ...> List of directory to watch -o, --out File name output

output file type

• txt
• json
• pot (coming soon)

convert

This utiliy convert a PO file to JSON.

$ ets convert -f ./locales/fr/default-fr.po -o ./locales/fr/default.json

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2014

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