Peertube/server/.i18next-parser.config.ts

import { I18N_LOCALES } from '../packages/core-utils/dist/i18n/i18n.js'
import { UserConfig } from 'i18next-parser'

export default {
  contextSeparator: '_',
  // Key separator used in your translation keys

  createOldCatalogs: false,
  // Save the \_old files

  defaultNamespace: 'translation',
  // Default namespace used in your i18next config

  defaultValue: (_locale, _namespace, key, _value) => {
    return key as string
  },
  // Default value to give to keys with no value
  // You may also specify a function accepting the locale, namespace, key, and value as arguments

  indentation: 4,
  // Indentation of the catalog files

  keepRemoved: false,
  // Keep keys from the catalog that are no longer in code
  // You may either specify a boolean to keep or discard all removed keys.
  // You may also specify an array of patterns: the keys from the catalog that are no long in the code but match one of the patterns will be kept.
  // The patterns are applied to the full key including the namespace, the parent keys and the separators.

  keySeparator: false,
  // Key separator used in your translation keys
  // If you want to use plain english keys, separators such as `.` and `:` will conflict. You might want to set `keySeparator: false` and `namespaceSeparator: false`. That way, `t('Status: Loading...')` will not think that there are a namespace and three separator dots for instance.

  // see below for more details
  lexers: {
    hbs: [
      {
        lexer: 'HandlebarsLexer',
        functions: [ 't' ]
      }
    ],
    handlebars: [ 'HandlebarsLexer' ],

    htm: [ 'HTMLLexer' ],
    html: [ 'HTMLLexer' ],

    mjs: [ 'JavascriptLexer' ],
    js: [ 'JavascriptLexer' ], // if you're writing jsx inside .js files, change this to JsxLexer
    ts: [
      {
        lexer: 'JavascriptLexer',
        functions: [ 't', 'tu' ]
      }
    ],
    jsx: [ 'JsxLexer' ],
    tsx: [ 'JsxLexer' ],

    default: [ 'JavascriptLexer' ]
  },

  lineEnding: 'auto',
  // Control the line ending. See options at https://github.com/ryanve/eol

  locales: Object.keys(I18N_LOCALES),
  // An array of the locales in your applications

  namespaceSeparator: false,
  // Namespace separator used in your translation keys
  // If you want to use plain english keys, separators such as `.` and `:` will conflict. You might want to set `keySeparator: false` and `namespaceSeparator: false`. That way, `t('Status: Loading...')` will not think that there are a namespace and three separator dots for instance.

  output: 'server/locales/$LOCALE/$NAMESPACE.json',
  // Supports $LOCALE and $NAMESPACE injection
  // Supports JSON (.json) and YAML (.yml) file formats
  // Where to write the locale files relative to process.cwd()

  pluralSeparator: '_',
  // Plural separator used in your translation keys
  // If you want to use plain english keys, separators such as `_` might conflict. You might want to set `pluralSeparator` to a different string that does not occur in your keys.
  // If you don't want to generate keys for plurals (for example, in case you are using ICU format), set `pluralSeparator: false`.

  input: undefined,
  // An array of globs that describe where to look for source files
  // relative to the location of the configuration file

  sort: false,
  // Whether or not to sort the catalog. Can also be a [compareFunction](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/sort#parameters)

  verbose: false,
  // Display info about the parsing including some stats

  failOnWarnings: false,
  // Exit with an exit code of 1 on warnings

  failOnUpdate: false,
  // Exit with an exit code of 1 when translations are updated (for CI purpose)

  customValueTemplate: null,
  // If you wish to customize the value output the value as an object, you can set your own format.
  //
  // - ${defaultValue} is the default value you set in your translation function.
  // - ${filePaths} will be expanded to an array that contains the absolute
  //   file paths where the translations originated in, in case e.g., you need
  //   to provide translators with context
  //
  // Any other custom property will be automatically extracted from the 2nd
  // argument of your `t()` function or tOptions in <Trans tOptions={...} />
  //
  // Example:
  // For `t('my-key', {maxLength: 150, defaultValue: 'Hello'})` in
  // /path/to/your/file.js,
  //
  // Using the following customValueTemplate:
  //
  // customValueTemplate: {
  //   message: "${defaultValue}",
  //   description: "${maxLength}",
  //   paths: "${filePaths}",
  // }
  //
  // Will result in the following item being extracted:
  //
  // "my-key": {
  //   "message": "Hello",
  //   "description": 150,
  //   "paths": ["/path/to/your/file.js"]
  // }

  resetDefaultValueLocale: null,
  // The locale to compare with default values to determine whether a default value has been changed.
  // If this is set and a default value differs from a translation in the specified locale, all entries
  // for that key across locales are reset to the default value, and existing translations are moved to
  // the `_old` file.

  i18nextOptions: null,
  // If you wish to customize options in internally used i18next instance, you can define an object with any
  // configuration property supported by i18next (https://www.i18next.com/overview/configuration-options).
  // { compatibilityJSON: 'v3' } can be used to generate v3 compatible plurals.

  yamlOptions: null
  // If you wish to customize options for yaml output, you can define an object here.
  // Configuration options are here (https://github.com/nodeca/js-yaml#dump-object---options-).
  // Example:
  // {
  //   lineWidth: -1,
  // }
} satisfies UserConfig