rokeeru

Overview

As part of i18n (Internationalization), every time you add a language file, you had to prepare imports and functions for dynamic loading each time, and contributing to i18n in OSS was extremely tedious. This is a package suite that automatically loads files when you specify a designated folder and default language, and even fills in missing keys with the default language.

The core logic itself is written in Rust and is designed to be usable as an external library for various languages.

Available Languages

• Rust: Core logic. Registered on crates.io.
• Node.js / Vite: Registered on npm.
• Python: Registered on PyPI.
• C#: Registered on NuGet.
• Go: Installable via go.mod.
• Swift/Kotlin: Download the corresponding binaries from the repository's Releases.

The basic file formats are JSON, YAML, and TOML.
It can also be used with applications that want build-time embedding (like Vite and Go).

CLI

A tool called rokeeru-cli is also included. With rokeeru-cli, you can check:

• Translation key validation and automatic missing key filling (sync)
• Interactive initialization (init)
• CSV conversion (export/import)
• Diff comparison between languages (diff)
• Progress reporting (stats)

It's not required, but it's convenient to have. Incidentally, rokeeru-cli can read TS files in addition to JSON, YAML, and TOML ({locales}.ts is also commonly seen).

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rokeeru

Note

rokeeru is merely a library that automatically scans and returns i18n locale files (something like dynamic loading). It shouldn't conflict with existing i18n libraries. Conversely, it has no capabilities beyond that. It's recommended for those who are tired of writing functions every time or having to import things repeatedly.