Resx to JS

This is a small helper module which is transforming the localization files from RESX files into JS files.

JS files are being created by template.

package.json

#!json

"devDependencies": {
  "es-resx-to-js": "^1.0.0"
}

How to setup the GULP task

#!javascript

// Import the RESX to JS module
var resxtojs = require('es-resx-to-js');

gulp.task('TAKS_NAME', function() {
  // Module Build Function
  resxtojs.build(
    {
      // Define all mappings between RESX files and JS files
      // An array of mapping objects
      mapping: [
        {
          // Relative/Absolute path to RESX files
          // RESX files for additional languages are being automatically resolved:
          // - Based on the langs param
          // - RESX files have to follow the expected filename convention, see the section Expected RESX file format
          resx: '[...]/ExampleModule.resx',
          // Relative/Absolute path to JS file
          // JS files for additional languages are being automatically resolved.
          // - Based on the langs param
          js: '[...]/example-module.js',
          // Resource base name
          // Used as the localization root object
          resName: 'ExampleModule'
        }
      ],
      // Relative/Absolute path to the JS file template
      // This file content is being used for the JS file creating 
      // See the JS File Template Section
      template: '[...]/template.txt',
      // List of all "non-default" languages
      // OPTIONAL: If there are no other languages than just delete this param
      langs: ['es']
    },
    // Callback function which contains the log messages from the module
    function(log) {
      console.log(log);
    }
  );
});

Expected RESX file format

RESX files containing additional languages should use this name convention:

• ExampleModule.resx - Default Language RESX file
• EmxapleModule.es.resx - Spanish RESX file

JS File Template

#!javascript

// Root namespace
var Evoke = Evoke || {};

// Localization namespace
Evoke.App.Localization = Evoke.App.Localization || {};

/*
 * Auto-generated localization file
 * Source file: {filename}
 * Lang: {lang}
*/

// Name of the localization resource
var resName = '{resname}';

// Declare all localization strings as object paramers
Evoke.App.Localization[resName] = {
  {keyValuePairs}
};

• {filename} - This tag is being replaced with source RESX filename
• {lang} - This tag is being replaced with language code of given RESX file. (Default language code is set to "default")
• {resname} - This tag is being replaced with Resource Base Name
• {keyValuePairs} - This tag is being replaced with generated Key Value pairs of localization entries