loco-translate-cli

Is just a cli for translate from loco and add the files you want in the project

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Description

This is simple project of CLI that you can pass your json translate files and it will download the files from loco and add it to your project.

Installation

To install the dependencies of this project, navigate to the project directory and run the following command:

npm i loco-translate-cli

Usage

The cli expect params:

• Key of the loco project
• path of the json file that you want to upload and get the update one: ./<path>
• language of the json file : this is corelated with the loco project locale ('en', 'el'...)
• path where you want to save the file: ./<path>
• name convection of the file (only the name): gr_el this is optional if you not add we will add the name of the locale

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Run the cli

Please use the locoCli --help to display what params you need to pass

locoCli --token <token> --translate <file to get the translation> --locale <locale> --extract <file where you are extracting> --filename <convert the name if you want>

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Command Options

• --help: Show help. (Boolean)
• --version: Show version number. (Boolean)
• --token: Your API token. (Required)
• --translate: Path where your translation JSON file is located. (Required)
• --locale: Provide the locale you want to get. (Optional)
• --extract: Path where you want to extract the file. (Required)
• --filename: Provide the name for the extraction file. (Optional)
• --sort: Sort the locales by name. (Optional)
• --post: Post the translation to loco. (Optional)
• --get: Get the translation from loco. (Optional)
• --untagAll: Remove existing tags from any assets matched in the imported file.
  • Example: --untagAll "tag1" "tag2" "tag3"
  • (Optional)
• --filter: Filter tags to include or exclude in the extraction file.
  • Include format: "tag1","tag2","tag3"
  • Exclude format: "!tag1","!tag2","!tag3"
  • Example: --filter "tag1" "tag2" "tag3" or --filter "!tag1" "!tag2" "!tag3" or --filter "tag1" "!tag2" "tag3"
  • (Optional)

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You can run the cli just: locoCli

And there will be display of the params that you need to pass