adding utility to compare language files for missing translations / keys #689
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Interesting! I think the plan now is to use TypeScript interfaces to type check configs: https://github.com/UniversalViewer/universalviewer/projects/9 |
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Following on from a recent pull request:
#685
I thought I might build a small utility to check if there are any missing or redundant translations.
Here is a proof of concept I came up with, I've just continued with the work already in the tasks in configure.js:
Example of the output when running grunt build
https://gist.github.com/404mike/0d36f873fd93728c052f3ed863503a92
Mike