jp_strings_finder
jp_strings_finder is an i18n util for your Japanese project which expected to get translated to other languages.
It searchs for Japanese strings in a directory or a file and reports the results like:
$ jp_strings_finder app/
+--------------------------------------------+------+------------------------------------------------+
| File | Type | Strings |
+--------------------------------------------+------+------------------------------------------------+
| controllers/books_controller.rb | RUBY | 本を書いました |
+--------------------------------------------+------+------------------------------------------------+
| views/books/index.slim | SLIM | 本の一覧ですほげ |
| | | 次のページを見る |
+--------------------------------------------+------+------------------------------------------------+
There are 3 Japanese strings in 2 files
jp_strings_finder currently supports the below file types:
- Ruby (
.rb) - ERB (
.erb) - Slim (
.slim)
It fails with status code -1 when at least 1 Japanese string is found, so it can also be used in your test.
Usage
Specifying a single file
Specifying a single file searchs for Japanese strings in the file:
$ jp_strings_finder app/views/books/index.slim
Specifying a directory
Specifying a directory recursively searchs for Japanese strings in the directory:
$ jp_strings_finder app/views/
In both cases, files with not supported filetype are ignore with the below message:
Unsupported filetype [app/views/books/books.csv]
Configuration
You can set a few configuration options by passing YAML file with -f option (only excluding files for the moment though):
$ jp_strings_finder -f config.yml app/views/
A config file should be like the below, see config/config.yml.example for details:
exclude:
- "**/*.ja.html.slim"
- "**/version.rb"Installation
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'jp_strings_finder'And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install jp_strings_finder
License
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.