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Extract messages from TypeScript files

See original GitHub issue

It would be really nice if the cli could extract messages from .tsx? files as well.

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Created 6 years ago
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Comments:17 (9 by maintainers)

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tricoder42commented, Aug 28, 2017

Hi! I finally refactored cli to support other preprocessors than babel. I created package typescript-lingui-extract-messages where I placed your script: https://github.com/lingui/js-lingui/blob/master/packages/typescript-lingui-extract-messages/src/index.ts

However, I’m not able to compile it. Could you please send me configuration which you used to compile this file?

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johansigfridscommented, Jul 17, 2017

I took a quick stab at it. What I have is here, with both ts and js versions. All the fancy file handling is missing. Currently the extract function just expects a file name and returns a map of messages. This is all I have time for now. I might have some more time to look at it next week.

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