Redirect people to gem i18n #6
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Solves issue #3.
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Why do you think this has been incorporated into the i18n gem? I might have missed something, but looking through the i18n code there doesn't seem to be anything like this. Could you point me to where you found that code in i18n? |
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Thanks so much, for looking! Instead of the present tool (i18n-missing_translations), (I recall now) we used DHH's tolk Rails engine. Its README, section Usage says "You can ask statistics about missing or updated translations to be tracked for third party tools in http://your_app.com/tolk/stats.json endpoint." So, I didn't find the functionality in i18n—I just guessed it was in the i18n library, because Tolk is able to find missing translations. So my assumption was incorrect—I offer my regrets. :) As I am aware, Tolk requires Rails. For non-Rails apps, Tolk won't help. I merely suggest adding a line atop your README, mentioning that Rails users (in particular) could look at Tolk, instead of (only looking at) this relatively unmaintained (by your own admission) tool. Likely, this (added) line would save some people's time—because this tool (i18n-missing_translations) is still the top hit (at least for me—and maybe for you, too—Google is personalized) from Googling "i18n missing translations". |
Solves issue #3.