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Hi,
thanks for the handy tool, exactly what I was looking for.
When I run the command multiple times, the output gets nested below a folder of the locale "de", see screenshot attached.
I use the following command: yarn static-i18n -i en -i de --outputDefault /en/index.html --fixPaths false --output-dir ./website ./website.
When I delete the generated folders ("en/" and "de/") first with rimraf for example, the output is correct. But that prevents live reloading on file change to work (I am using the live-server package) which is a major drawback in the development workflow.
Best
Chris
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... the right index.html files were transformed correctly though. So cleaning up the redundtant directories in "de" with rimraf is a valid workaround for me at the moment. But that may not be good when there are more than 2 languages involved :)
Hi and sorry for the huge delay.
If you would have time to send a PR it would be really great. If you won't have time, please let me know and I will try to have a look.
Hi,
thanks for the handy tool, exactly what I was looking for.
When I run the command multiple times, the output gets nested below a folder of the locale "de", see screenshot attached.
I use the following command:
yarn static-i18n -i en -i de --outputDefault /en/index.html --fixPaths false --output-dir ./website ./website
.When I delete the generated folders ("en/" and "de/") first with rimraf for example, the output is correct. But that prevents live reloading on file change to work (I am using the live-server package) which is a major drawback in the development workflow.
Best
Chris
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: