@creadigme/au-i18n-audit NPM

Aurelia I18N Audit

Aurelia I18N Audit brings more control over your translations. With the integrated CLI you can check if all your translations keys are used, more importantly, you will be able to find the ones that are not defined.

This tool is intended to be used with projects based on Aurelia framework + i18next. It could also work with projects using only i18next.

📝 License

Do not hesitate to contact us.

💾 Installation

yarn add @creadigme/au-i18n-audit -D
# or
npm i @creadigme/au-i18n-audit --save-dev

⚙ CLI parameters

Parameter	Description	Sample	Mandatory	Multiple
--src	Sources directory (js, ts or html)	`./src/`	true	true
--i18n	i18n files directory (json or yml)	`./i18n/`	false1	true
--remote-i18n	i18n backend	`http://localhost:8085/i18n/{{ns}}/{{lang}}`	false1	true
--reporter	Reporter : `summary`, `text`, `csv`, `xls`	`summary`	false	true
--output	Directory or file path of report (only used with reporter `csv` and `xls`)	`./i18n_report/`	false	false
--level	Figure out if we finish with 0 code error or 1 (see Level bellow)	false	false
--lang	Language	`en`	false	true
--namespace	Namespace	`cart`	false	true
--namespace-sep	NS separator (default `:`)	`$`	false	false
--nested-sep	Sub key separator (default `.`)	`~`	false	false
--default-ns	Default namespace (default `translation` or the first namespace)	`easy`	false	false
--ignore-keys	Provide the ability to ignore specific keys	`^(shop\\|other)\\.`	false	false
--discovery	Provide the ability to discover i18n keys everywhere (you must provide `--namespace` & `--lang`)		false	false

--i18n or --remote-i18n must be specified (or both).

Level	Description
`1`	Easy: just have all languages ok
`2`	Medium: no missing keys & all languages ok (default)
`3`	Hard: no missing keys && no unused keys & all languages ok

Usage

Local I18N

Check the directories of your project, example :

i18n with a specific file per namespace (--i18nMode tree):

├── i18n
│   ├── fr
│   │   ├── NS1.{yml,yaml,json}
│   │   └── NS2.{yml,yaml,json}
│   └── en
│       ├── NS1.{yml,yaml,json}
│       └── NS2.{yml,yaml,json}
└── src
    ├── file1.{js,ts}
    ├── file2.{js,ts}
    └── file3.{js,ts}

i18n with a specific file for each language (--i18nMode root):

├── i18n
│   ├── fr.{yml,yaml,json}
│   └── en.{yml,yaml,json}
└── src
    ├── file1.{js,ts}
    ├── file2.{js,ts}
    └── file3.{js,ts}

Add i18n script

"scripts": {
+  "i18n" : "au-i18n-audit --src ./src/ --i18n ./i18n --i18nMode tree --reporter summary"
!  "i18n" : "au-i18n-audit --src ./src/ --i18n ./i18n --i18nMode root --reporter summary"
}

Launch i18n script

yarn i18n
# or
npm run i18n
# [i18n] @creadigme/au-i18n-audit v0.8.0.
# [i18n] 2 languages detected (en, fr).
# [i18n] 132 keys seems not to be used (maybe server side?).
# [i18n] 21 keys are not defined.
# [i18n] 1 keys do not have all the languages translated.

Remote I18N

You must provide:

--remote-i18n of your i18n backend, with {{ns}} and {{lang}}. Example: http://localhost:8085/i18n/{{ns}}/{{lang}}
--namespace for iterate over your namespaces.
--lang for iterate over your languages.

"scripts": {
  "i18n" : "au-i18n-audit --src ./src/ --remote-i18n http://localhost:8085/i18n/{{ns}}/{{lang}} --namespace NS --lang en --lang fr --reporter summary"
}

API

import { I18NAudit } from '@creadigme/au-i18n-audit';

async () => {
  const audit = new I18NAudit({
    srcPaths : [path.resolve(".\\src")],
    local : {
      i18nPaths : [path.resolve(".\\i18n")]
    }
  });

  await audit.initializeAsync();
  const details = await audit.validateAsync();

  console.log(details.isOk);
}();