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@nicolalopatriello/i18n-analyzer

v1.0.2

Published

A i18n analyzer tool

Readme

i18n-analyzer

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i18n-analyzer is a tool designed to optimize and validate file-based internationalization (i18n) runtime translations. It helps developers maintain clean, efficient, and consistent translation files by performing automated checks on your i18n files.


Features

Validation Checks

  • File-Mismatch: Identifies missing keys or extra keys between the base language file and other language files.
  • Empty-Values: Flags keys with empty or undefined values in any language file.
  • Unused-keys: Detects translation keys in the base language file that are not used in your codebase.

Installation

To use i18n-analyzer, install it via npm:

npm install --save @nicolalopatriello/i18n-analyzer

Configuration

The tool requires a configuration file to run. This file tells the analyzer where your translation files are located and which file to use as the base language.

Configuration File Format

Create a configuration file (e.g., .i18nanalyzer.json) in the root folder of your project. The file should have the following structure:

{
    "langFolder": "./libs/shared-assets/i18n", // Path to the folder containing your language files
    "baseLang": "./libs/shared-assets/i18n/it.json" // Path to your base language file (e.g., Italian)
}

Usage

After setting up the configuration, run the analyzer with the following command:

i18n-analyzer