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poecli

v0.0.5

Published

An interactive CLI for POEditor

Downloads

9

Readme

poecli - POEditor CLI

THIS IS STILL WORK IN PROGRESS, MORE UPDATES TO COME

An interactive CLI for POEditor, a software localization service. Manage projects, terms, languages and contributors as you see fit.

Installation

POECLI should be installed globally.

npm i -g poecli

When uninstalling you will find the local storage for poecli at:

.poecli

Configuration

Grab yourself an API token from POEditor API Access. Run poecli token and follow the instructions.

Usage

Now that the CLI is configured you can check out the available options by running poecli. The options are grouped into four categories:

  • Projects
  • Languages
  • Terms
  • Contributors

Each option corresponds to the available API endpoints describes in POEditor API Documentation.

Issues and feature requests

Have you come across a bug or simply want to discuss a feature you would like to see? Create an issue on Github issue tracker