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xlf-stash

v0.1.1

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CLI helper for merging .xlf translation files (esp. in Angular apps)

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Keywords

xlfxliffi18ninternationalizationtranslationlocalizationl10nstashmerge

Readme

xlf-stash

Helper script for merging translations in .xlf files, intended (but not limited!) for use in Angular projects.

Rationale and detailed "how to": https://leibrug.pl/xlf-stash

Installation

npm install -g xlf-stash

Alternatively, prepend with npx to run without adding global command, like so:

npx xlf-stash ...

Usage

"Stash" translation units

The following will take all <target> tags that have state="x-new" (note the x- prefix!) from your XLF files and copy them to temporary JSON files that make the "stash".

xlf-stash

"Pop" translation units

The following will take stashed translations from JSON files and put them back to XLF files, respective to id of <trans-unit>s they were copied from. The restored <target>s will be set to state="translated", and temporary files deleted.

xlf-stash pop

"Apply" translation units

Same as "Pop", but keep state="x-new" in the restored <target>s, as well as temporary files.

xlf-stash apply

"Clear" stash

Delete temporary files.

xlf-stash clear

Syntax

xlf-stash [command] [--path=<path>] [--languages=<languages>]

Where:

| Item | Description | Default | | ----------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- | | command | What to do with translations or stash, possible: pop, apply or clear | Nothing (will "Stash") | | path | Path to directory containing .xlf files | . (current directory) | | languages | Comma-separated codes of languages to process | Nothing (will determine from found .xlf files) |

You can always run xlf-stash --help for the reference.

Configuration

.gitignore

The script will create directory named .xlf-stash in the path where it keeps temporary files. You might want to add it to .gitignore as these files shouldn't end up in version control.