Use GPT API to translate i18n files (JSON, YAML, etc.)
Support multiple target languages
Customizable translation prompt templates
Read I18n files and convert them to d.ts files
Automatically generate d.ts files for use in TypeScript projects
Extension Settings
This extension contributes the following settings:
i18nTranslation.GPT.endpoint: GPT API Endpoint URL
i18nTranslation.GPT.key: GPT API Key
i18nTranslation.GPT.model: GPT API Model Name
i18nTranslation.prompt: Prompt Template for i18n Translation
i18nTranslation.toLangs: Translation Target Languages
Usage
Translate I18n to Other Languages
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Before using this extension, you need to obtain a GPT API Key and configure the extension settings.
Open an i18n file (JSON or YAML) in VSCode
Press Ctrl+Shift+P (or Cmd+Shift+P on macOS) to open the Command Palette
Type "i18n-translation: Translate I18n" and select it
The extension will translate the file content to the specified target languages, and write the result to the corresponding files in the same directory.
Convert to d.ts Files
Open an i18n file (JSON or YAML) in VSCode
Press Ctrl+Shift+P (Cmd+Shift+P on macOS) to open the command palet
Type "i18n-translation: Convert to d.ts" and select it
[!WARNING]
The key of the i18n file should only contain letters, numbers, etc. If it contains special characters such as - _ etc., it will directly report an error and terminate the conversion.
For example: { 'doc-type': 'Document Type' } is not allowed.
Prompt
The default prompt template for i18n Translation is as follows (in Chinese); if empty, the default prompt will be used.
## Task Description
- Task: Please translate the content of the i18n file {i18nFile} (see [## i18n Text])
- Requirements:
- Target language for translation: {toLang}
- Output the translated result of [## i18n Text] directly, making sure to preserve the source format
- Dictionary:
- empty
## i18n Text
{content}
You can use the following variables in the prompt:
{i18nFile}: The name of the i18n file; that is, the current i18n file when you open the command palette using Ctrl+Shift+P.
