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@parlats/cli

v1.0.2

Published

CLI for syncing translations with Parlats

Downloads

271

Readme

@parlats/cli

CLI for syncing translations between your project and Parlats.

Install

npm i -g @parlats/cli

Quick Start

  1. Create an API key in your Parlats project settings
  2. Set your key:
    export PARLATS_API_KEY=trad_...
  3. Initialize your project:
    parlats init
  4. Pull translations:
    parlats pull

Commands

parlats init

Set up .parlats.yml in your project. Walks you through selecting a preset, project, and file pattern.

parlats init
parlats init --preset next-intl --host https://parlats.com

Presets: next-intl, i18next, next-i18next, react-intl, vue-i18n

parlats pull

Download translations from Parlats and write them to your local files.

parlats pull
parlats pull --locale es,fr
parlats pull --namespace common
parlats pull --dry-run

parlats push

Upload local translation files to Parlats.

parlats push
parlats push --locale en
parlats push --add-only        # only push new keys, don't overwrite
parlats push --force           # skip confirmation for changed values
parlats push --dry-run

parlats status

Show translation progress per locale.

parlats status
parlats status --json          # machine-readable output

Configuration

parlats init creates a .parlats.yml file:

host: "https://parlats.com"
project_id: "your-project-uuid"
api_key_env: "PARLATS_API_KEY"
source_locale: "en"
files:
  path: "messages/{locale}.json"
  format: "json-nested"

The API key is read from the environment variable specified in api_key_env (default: PARLATS_API_KEY). Add it to your .env file or set it in your shell.

File Patterns

Use {locale} and {namespace} placeholders in files.path:

| Pattern | Example | |---------|---------| | messages/{locale}.json | messages/en.json | | public/locales/{locale}/{namespace}.json | public/locales/en/common.json | | lang/{locale}.json | lang/en.json | | src/locales/{locale}.json | src/locales/en.json |

License

MIT