This small project handles the conversion of transslation files from yaml to typescript. Install it and run the command itlfy to use it.
The check command will check if the yaml files in your current working directory's language folder are valid and match. It will error for unparseable files and keys not available in english, while warning if keys are missing in other languages.
ilfy check or itlfy chheck root-folder-name
Generate provides typescript language files according to your specification. It only works in your current working directory's language folder and will output to ssrc/locales by default.
Options:
--strict-typesapply strict types, so that typescript will error on build if the structures mismatch--verbatim-module-syntaxwill export the type as a named export instead of a default one--simplified-hash-mapwill convert the multi tiered object to a single level hash map for speed reasons.--inject-default-languagewill create a file based on the default language. Only works with--simplified-hash-mapactive at the same time.--splitsplits the language files at the top level keys. This leads to smaller files when using dynamic imports. Usually you want--no-translations-fileas well in case of splitting.--no-translations-filedisables the creation of a translation object containing all languages
Watching will watch one or more language folders and rebuild the typescript files whenever the yaml files change.If you don't give it a root folder, it will assume the current working directory.
ilfy watch rootfolder1 rootfolder2
Generates a configuration file with the current values for the given folder or folders.
use a .idrinth-typesscript-language-from-yaml.yml file in the root of your project to configure the tool with defaults that can be overwritten by the command line.
hasNoTranslationsFile: false
isSplit: false
originDirectory: language
isFailOnWarning: false
targetDirectory: src/locales
isStrictTypes: false
isVerbatimModuleSyntax: false