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See Readme for general information.

Autofetch

Autofetch is a technique to systematically check for an updated language file with Web Translate It for each page requested. This is useful on a staging site for letting the translation team test their translations in context. However this is not recommended on production.

• Autofetch with Rails 2.3 or newer
• Autofetch with Rails older than 2.3

Configuration File

The configuration file is named .wti and is located at the root of your project directory. (If you’re using a version of wti prior to 1.8.2.0, the configuration file was named config/translation.yml).

Sample file:

# Required - The Project API Token from WebTranslateIt.com
# More information: https://github.com/webtranslateit/webtranslateit/wiki#configuration-file

api_key: SECRET

# Optional - Locales not to sync with WebTranslateIt.
# Takes a string, a symbol, or an array of string or symbol.

# ignore_locales: [en]

# Optional - Locales to sync with WebTranslateIt.
# Takes a string, a symbol, or an array of string or symbol.

# needed_locales: [en, fr, it]

# Optional - Files not to sync with WebTranslateIt.
# Takes an array of globs.

# ignore_files: ['**/fr.yml', 'config/locales/js/*.yml', 'config/locales/app/fr.yml']

# Optional - Hooks
# Takes a string containing a command to run.

# before_pull: "echo 'some unix command'"   # Command executed before pulling files
# after_pull:  "touch tmp/restart.txt"      # Command executed after pulling files

# before_push: "echo 'some unix command'"   # Command executed before pushing files
# after_push:  "touch tmp/restart.txt"      # Command executed after pushing files

Hooks

If the command in a hook is not successful (if returns the a status code that is not 0), the hook aborts the script. For example if you run wti pull with a .wti file containing before_pull: "exit 1", the wti pull command won’t be executed because the before_pull command was not successful.