Extract keys outside of react files

[kuzvac]

Hello, can i ask for some guidelines/suggest about how to write extractor for .ts files?
Some context: i'm using tolgee react sdk, and its working good, but when there is need to use tolgee outside of react context, tolgee itself is working, but when using tolgee-cli to check/compare translation it's validate only react reacted files.
Didn't found parser for ts files and looks like it's firstly need to write parser for ts files, then extractor?
Thanks.

[stepan662]

Hey, react extractor is working on plain .ts files already, however it depends how you call the t function. If you'd call it something like

const {t} = tolgee
t('test_key')

It should be detected, however tolgee.t('test_key') won't be. Could you describe a bit more your usecase? I can probably add this functionality quite easily, or make it somehow configurable.

[kuzvac]

Oh, yes, i'm using tolgee.t('test_key').
More details:
Tolgee is settled like in docs

const tolgee = Tolgee()
  .use(DevTools())
  .use(FormatSimple())
  // replace with .use(FormatIcu()) for rendering plurals, foramatted numbers, etc.
  .init({
    language: 'en',

    // for development
    apiUrl: process.env.VITE_APP_TOLGEE_API_URL,
    apiKey: process.env.VITE_APP_TOLGEE_API_KEY,

    // for production
    staticData: {
      ...
    }
  });

then in .ts file it imported like import { tolgee } from './providers/TolgeeProvider' and used in valibot schema as message:

const ValibotSchema = object({
  key: number(tolgee.t('keyName', 'Required')),
})

And it's not detected, if i'm add const {t} = tolgee and call it like t('keyName', 'Required') it detect all usage of t, but get an warning:

line 29: Expected source of t function (useTranslate or getTranslate)

[stepan662]

Currently you can turn off this warning if you are not using namespaces by option strictNamespace: false in tolgee config.

However it would be nice if the extractor would support this by default, so I've created an issue for that: tolgee/tolgee-cli#169

I'll look into it once I have a bit more time.

[kuzvac]

Thanks!