1.0.1 • Published 5 years ago
trans2json v1.0.1
TRANS2JSON
Use trans2json it if you want to transfer translations from CSV fo JSON files. From one CSV file you will receive as many translation files as you declare in CSV.
Preferred target NGX-translate.
Install
npm i trans2json
npm i -g trans2jsonThe header of your CSV file must contain at least one prefix (which will be a token) and a translation list. The default number of prefixes is 3.
For example:
component,specificator,token,en,de,frAll prefixes will be joined into the final translation token:
component,specificator,token,en,de,fr
app,headers,page_header,Main Page,Hauptseite,Page principale=>
en.json "app::headers::page_header": "Main Page"
de.json "app::headers::page_header": "Hauptseite"
fr.json "app::headers::page_header": "Page principale"Options:
| -h, --help | Show help | boolean | |
| -v, --version | Show version number | boolean | |
| -i, --input | Declare input path for your CSV translation file | required | |
| -o, --output | Declare output path | required | |
| -s, --separator | Separator in CSV file | string | default: "," |
| -j, --joiner | Token joiner | string | default: "::" |
| -p, --prefixes | How many prefixes would you use | number | default: 3 |
| -c, --clear | Clear terminal viewport | boolean | default: false |
| -d, --data | Show output data | boolean | default: false |
Examples:
trans2json --help Show this message
trans2json --version Print out the installed version of trans2json
trans2json -i /translation.csv -o /static/i18n To make translations