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t-assistant

v0.1.1

Published

A blazing fast, lightweight tool for i18n: manage translation keys with ease.

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t-assistant

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A blazing fast, lightweight tool for i18n: manage translation keys with ease.

  • ☁️ Lightweight: Minimal dependencies.
  • Performant: Supports simultaneous file parsing.
  • ♻️ git-friendly: Maintains key persistence with alphabetic sorting, ensuring your git history reflects only actual changes.

Installation

You can install t-assistant using npm:

npm install -D t-assistant

Usage

For now the primary use of t-assistant is to extract translation keys from source files and write them to JSON files.

t-assistant [options] command

The recommended way is to create a config file and set up the npm command in package.json. Then it can be called with: npm run translate.

...
"scripts": {
  "translate": "t-assistant -c t-assistant.json extract",
}

Options

t-assistant supports two ways to provide options: via CLI parameters or a config file.

If the --config option provided, all other options will be loaded from the config file.

For more details, check out the config example: t-assistant.example.json.

  • -s, --src <src...>: Glob pattern for source file paths (required)
  • -o, --out-dir <dir>: JSON locale files path (required)
  • -e, --exclude <exclude>: Glob pattern for paths to exclude
  • -l, --locales <locales...>: List of locales (default: ['en'])
  • -k, --keywords <keywords...>: List of translation keys (default: ['t', '$t'])
  • -c, --config <config>: Path to a config file
  • -d, --debug: Print debug information

Note: There is one additional option available only through the configuration file:

  • keyPrefix: Adds a prefix to the translation key based on the translation function.

Example: keyPrefix: { "__mc": "mailcoach." }, it will add the prefix "mailcoach." to every key used in the __mc function.

Examples

Extract translation keys from source files and save them to JSON files:

t-assistant -s "src/**/*.ts" -o "locales" -l "en" "fr" -k "t" "$t"

Credits

Special thanks to @AlexAzartsev for the original idea and inspiration behind this tool!

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.