Setup Wizard

Usage

npx gtx-cli init

Use this command to run the GT setup wizard. The wizard will:

Create a gt.config.json file in the root of your project.
Install the necessary dependencies for your project.
Help you wrap your JSX content with <T> tags (in a React-based project).
Generate an API key and project ID for your project.

`gt.config.json`

The init command helps you configure your project's GT settings.

It will create a gt.config.json file in the root of your project.

The file will contain the following settings:

defaultLocale: The default locale for your project.
locales: An array of supported locales for your project.
files: This is an object that contains information about the content you want to translate.

For more specific information about the gt.config.json file, please see the config docs.

This part of the wizard can also be ran independently via npx gtx-cli configure.

Dependencies

The init command will install the following dependencies for your project:

gt-react or gt-next (if your project is React-based)
gtx-cli as a dev dependency (if not already installed)

React-based projects

If your project is React-based, the wizard will help setup your project to use gt-react or gt-next.

If you are already using a different i18n library, you may need to manually setup your project.

See the React docs or the Next.js docs for more information.

Since the wizard is currently experimental, it is possible that it may not work for all React-based projects. In these cases, you may need to manually setup your project.

If you encounter any issues, please let us know on GitHub.

This part of the wizard can also be ran independently via npx gtx-cli setup.

Credentials

The wizard will help you generate an API key and project ID for your project (if they are not already set up).

Please note that the API key and project ID are not required to use gt-react or gt-next.

The wizard will add the API key and project ID to your .env.local file. If this file does not exist, the wizard will create it and add it to your .gitignore file.

This part of the wizard can also be ran independently via npx gtx-cli auth.