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i18n-placeholder-checker

v0.1.0

Published

Validate locale placeholder parity against a source JSON file.

Readme

i18n-placeholder-checker

CLI and programmatic utility to ensure locale JSON files keep the same placeholders as a source language (default zh-cn.json).

Usage

# install locally
npm install --save-dev i18n-placeholder-checker

# run the CLI (defaults shown)
npx i18n-placeholder-checker \
  --source zh-cn.json \
  --cwd .

Options

| Flag | Description | | ---- | ----------- | | -s, --source <file> | Source locale file used as the placeholder reference. Defaults to zh-cn.json. | | --cwd <path> | Directory containing locale files. Defaults to the current working directory. | | --ignore <file> | Additional JSON files to skip. Repeat the flag or provide a comma-separated list. |

The CLI exits with code 1 when placeholder mismatches are detected so it fits into Git hooks and CI jobs.

Programmatic API

import { checkPlaceholders, renderReport } from "i18n-placeholder-checker";

const report = await checkPlaceholders({
  cwd: process.cwd(),
  source: "zh-cn.json",
  ignore: ["package.json"],
});

renderReport(report);

if (!report.ok) {
  process.exit(1);
}

report contains:

  • ok: true when no placeholder mismatches exist.
  • failures: array of files with placeholder errors plus warnings.
  • warningsOnly: files that only have skipped keys/non-string issues.

Publish Guide

  1. Update version in package.json.
  2. Run the test lint in the consumer repository (e.g., npm run lint:placeholders).
  3. Log in to npm (npm login) if needed.
  4. Publish from this folder: npm publish --access public.

Note: the consumer project references this package via a local file: dependency until an official version is published to npm.