Intlayer CLI

Install Package

Install the necessary packages using npm:

Note: if intlayer package is already installed, the cli is automatically installed. You can skip this step.

intlayer-cli package

intlayer-cli package intend to transpile your intlayer declarations into dictionaries.

This package will transpile all intlayer files, such as src/**/*.content.{ts|js|mjs|cjs|json}. See how to declare your Intlayer declaration files.

To interpret intlayer dictionaries you can interpreters, such as react-intlayer, or next-intlayer

Configuration File Support

Intlayer accepts multiple configuration file formats:

• intlayer.config.ts
• intlayer.config.js
• intlayer.config.json
• intlayer.config.cjs
• intlayer.config.mjs
• .intlayerrc

To see how to configure available locales, or other parameters, refer to the configuration documentation here.

Run intlayer commands

Build dictionaries

To build your dictionaries, you can run the commands:

or in watch mode

This command will find your declaration content files as default as ./src/**/*.content.{ts|js|mjs|cjs|json|tsx|jsx}. And build the dictionaries in the .intlayer directory.

Push dictionaries

If intlayer editor is installed, you can also push dictionaries to the editor. This command will allow to make the dictionaries available to the editor at https://intlayer.org/dashboard/content. By this way, you can share your dictionaries with your team and edit your content without editing the code of your application.

Arguments:

• -d, --dictionaries: ids of the dictionaries to pull. If not specified, all dictionaries will be pushed. > Example: npx intlayer push -d my-dictionary-id my-other-dictionary-id
• -r, --deleteLocaleDictionary: Skip the question that asking to delete the locales directories once the dictionaries are pushed, and remove them. By default, is the dictionary is defined locally, it will overwrite distant dictionaries content. > Example: npx intlayer push -r
• -k, --keepLocaleDictionary: Skip the question that asking to delete the locales directories once the dictionaries are pushed, and keep them. By default, is the dictionary is defined locally, it will overwrite distant dictionaries content. > Example: npx intlayer push -k

Pull distant dictionaries

If intlayer editor is installed, you can also pull dictionaries from the editor. By this way, you can overwrite the content of your dictionaries for the need of your application.

Arguments:

• -d, --dictionaries: Ids of the dictionaries to pull. If not specified, all dictionaries will be pulled. > Example: npx intlayer pull -d my-dictionary-id my-other-dictionary-id
• --newDictionariesPath : Path to the directory where the new dictionaries will be saved. If not specified, the news dictionaries will be saved in the ./intlayer-dictionaries directory of the project. If a filePath fields is specified in your dictionary content, the dictionaries will not consider this argument and will be saved in the specified filePath directory. > Example: npx intlayer pull --newDictionariesPath ./my-dictionaries

Use intlayer commands in your package.json: