Automatically add translatable Strings to the .pot file #11
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This PR fixes #10.
By importing
gettextinfuzzyTime.js, we can use the_alias to mark translatable Strings.This enables us to use
xgettextin a Script to check if new Strings need to be translated. I will incorporate this in #9 once this PR gets merged!Run the script with
npm run update-po.It does definitely work, but when I do the
npm run test, I get the following error:$ npm run test ReferenceError: imports is not definedIt points specifically to the 2nd line in
fuzzyTime.js- the import statement forgettext. As I said - the code runs perfectly, but this error makes it temporarily untestable. Do you know what's the issue here?