// The goi18n command formats and merges translation files. // // go get -u github.com/nicksnyder/go-i18n/goi18n // goi18n -help // // Help documentation: // // goi18n formats and merges translation files. // // Usage: // // goi18n [options] [files...] // // Translation files: // // A translation file contains the strings and translations for a single language. // // Translation file names must have a suffix of a supported format (e.g. .json) and // contain a valid language tag as defined by RFC 5646 (e.g. en-us, fr, zh-hant, etc.). // // For each language represented by at least one input translation file, goi18n will produce 2 output files: // // xx-yy.all.format // This file contains all strings for the language (translated and untranslated). // Use this file when loading strings at runtime. // // xx-yy.untranslated.format // This file contains the strings that have not been translated for this language. // The translations for the strings in this file will be extracted from the source language. // After they are translated, merge them back into xx-yy.all.format using goi18n. // // Merging: // // goi18n will merge multiple translation files for the same language. // Duplicate translations will be merged into the existing translation. // Non-empty fields in the duplicate translation will overwrite those fields in the existing translation. // Empty fields in the duplicate translation are ignored. // // Adding a new language: // // To produce translation files for a new language, create an empty translation file with the // appropriate name and pass it in to goi18n. // // Options: // // -sourceLanguage tag // goi18n uses the strings from this language to seed the translations for other languages. // Default: en-us // // -outdir directory // goi18n writes the output translation files to this directory. // Default: . // // -format format // goi18n encodes the output translation files in this format. // Supported formats: json, yaml // Default: json // package main