Path with double context in windows for --add option

I think I found a bug.

When I launch :

npx vue-i18n-extract report -v "./src/**/*.?(vue)" -l "./src/locales/**/*.json" -a

I got this result :

ectory, open 'C:\repoC:\repo\src\locales\en.json'
    at Object.openSync (fs.js:462:3)
    at Object.writeFileSync (fs.js:1384:35)
    at C:\laragon\www\oklinda\node_modules\vue-i18n-extract\dist\vue-i18n-extrac
t.umd.js:189:12

Here is the fix I did : In vue-i18n-extract.umd.js line 185

function writeMissingToLanguage(resolvedLanguageFiles, missingKeys) {
    const languageFiles = readLangFiles(resolvedLanguageFiles);
   [...]
      const fileExtension = languageFile.fileName.substring(languageFile.fileName.lastIndexOf('.') + 1);
      const filePath = path.resolve(process.cwd() + languageFile.fileName);
      const stringifiedContent = JSON.stringify(languageFileContent, null, 2);

     [...}
    });
  }

Remove the process.cwd() as the path are already in the context.

function writeMissingToLanguage(resolvedLanguageFiles, missingKeys) {
    const languageFiles = readLangFiles(resolvedLanguageFiles);
   [...]
      const fileExtension = languageFile.fileName.substring(languageFile.fileName.lastIndexOf('.') + 1);
      const filePath = path.resolve(languageFile.fileName);
      const stringifiedContent = JSON.stringify(languageFileContent, null, 2);

     [...}
    });
  }

Now it works for me.

[esfraner]

The problem only appears if you run it on Windows, it works perfectly on Linux.

Hum interesting, clearly the process.cwd() don’t have the same behavior in Windows and in Linux then.

Can you try my fix in linux too, just to see if it broke it or not?

Thanks for the update. 😃

If I try to do it in linux I find the following error:

[gilles-crealp]

It’s a typo; you must use , with path.resolve not +…

It has been solved in #94, update to version 1.1.11.