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@turjuman/cli

v0.2.0

Published

Turjuman developer CLI: pull, push and build translation files in your repo and CI.

Readme

@turjuman/cli

The turjuman developer CLI for Turjuman — open-source, self-hosted translation management driven through an MCP server.

The CLI handles the deterministic, file-side half of the workflow: pulling translations down into your repo's locale files, pushing source strings up, and building release bundles — in your editor and in CI. The translating itself happens through the MCP server (an LLM/agent); this tool never talks to AWS and stays a lean install (no AWS SDK).

Install

npm install -g @turjuman/cli   # or: npx @turjuman/cli <command>

Usage

turjuman login --url <api-url> --key <api-key>   # store machine-local credentials
turjuman init                                    # scaffold turjuman config for this repo
turjuman pull                                    # download translations into locale files
turjuman push                                    # upload source keys/strings
turjuman build                                   # build release bundles
turjuman check                                   # run QA checks
turjuman formats                                 # list supported file formats

Add --json to most commands for machine-readable output (handy in CI). See the CLI reference for the full command set, multi-target config, and push/pull semantics.

License

MIT