jelix/locales-tools

Command line tools to manage or convert locales of a Jelix application.

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1.1.0 2023-01-07 09:11 UTC

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MIT 2eb796a917bdb2e72592173c7f8672c83de6cafe

  • Laurent Jouanneau <laurent.woop@jelix.org>

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README

Command line tools to manage locales of a Jelix application.

  • convertion from properties format to PO or POT format
  • convertion from PO format to properties format

installation

You can install it from Composer. In your project:

composer require "jelix/locales-tools"

configuration

In your projects that contains modules for Jelix, with some locales, you should put a .jelixlocales.ini file.

Here is its content:

; the path of a jelix application or '.4 if you have only modules into your project 
applicationPath=.

; a project id : can be a name with the version of your project
projectId=jelix 1.6.33

; header to add into each generated properties files
propertiesFileHeader="Please don't modify this file."

; default value for all modules. You can specify specifics values in sections
; of modules
[default]
; main locale used to translate from
mainLocale=en_US

; where translations should be stored. See below.
translationLocation=@module

; a section for each modules, having this name : "module:<name of the module>".
[module:jelix]
; path to the module, relative to the applicationPath path
path=jelix/core-modules/jelix/

; list of properties files to not translate.
excludePropertiesFiles=format.UTF-8.properties
;translationLocation=@module
;mainLocale=en_US

translationLocation should be a path, relative to the path of .jelixlocales.ini, or an absolute path (not recommended). It can contain keywords :locale and :module, they will be replaced respectively by the locale and the module name. If you want a path relative to the application path, prepend the path with @app:.

Example:

translationLocation=somewhere/:locale/:module/
; or
translationLocation=@app:var/locales/:locale/:module/

Most of time, you may want to store translations in locations recognized by Jelix. You can use some specific keywords that will be replace by the real path:

  • @module, equivalent to <module path>/locales/:locale/
  • @app-overloads, equivalent to <application path>/app/overloads/:module/locales/:locale/
  • @app-locales, equivalent to <application path>/locales/:locale/:module/
  • @var-overloads, equivalent to <application path>/var/overloads/:module/locales/:locale/
  • @var-locales, equivalent to <application path>/var/locales/:locale/:module/

commands

Run vendor/bin/jelixlocales to have helo and the list of possible commands.