feat: auto-fix #119
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…ort and resource genreation support
Generate {{arg0}} instead of {arg0} as that's how i18next does
interpolation.
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👀 this looks like an excellent start for an auto-fix |
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This is a patch that is used to auto-fix almost all localization problems in a code base of about 20k sloc front-end. Code is rough around the edges but might be useful for some.
There are no unit tests in this PR -- Our code base was our test suite.
It covers quite a few corner cases that you'd expect from a code base of this size, such as memoized components, forwardRefs etc.
I was planning to make a proper PR for it with unit tests and etc, but it looks like I won't have time for that any time soon.
So, instead of letting this rot in our own repo, here's a PR for what it's worth.
It also creates a dictionary for you to start with. We've used this with a LLM to translate the whole site which proved to be a superb translation despite its intense technical nature.