kapi exec pseudo-translate

$ kapi pseudo-translate [files...]

Pseudo-oversett

Commandexec pseudo-translate

Aliasespseudo

Try it

Runs in your browser against a small sample file. Edit the command before running, or press Run to execute it as shown.

$ kapi pseudo-translate messages.json -o messages.pseudo.json

Flags

Flag	Type	Default	Description
--concurrency , -j	int	0	max parallel files (0 = auto)
--encoding , -e	string		input file encoding
--expansion-percent	int	0	Extra padding percentage added to simulate translation expansion (0 = no padding)
--fail-on-unknown	bool	false	exit with error if any file cannot be processed (default: skip with warning)
--format , -f	string		override input format detection
--json	bool	false	output results as JSON
--map , -m	stringArray		map glob pattern to format (e.g. '*.docx=okf_openxml:test')
--no-warn	bool	false	suppress warnings for skipped files
--output , -o	string		output path template (variables: {dir}, {name}, {ext}, {lang})
--output-dir	string		write outputs under DIR/{lang}/ (default: beside the input, mirroring its locale layout)
--pack	bool	false	when transforming a .kpz, also eject the result to the .kpz (auto-pack)
--parallel-blocks	int	0	fan out block processing across N goroutines (0 = off)
--prefix	string	▒	Characters prepended before each translated block
--progress , -p	bool	false	show progress bar
--source-lang	string		source language (e.g. en, en-US; defaults to the project's source_language, else en)
--strict	bool	false	alias for --fail-on-unknown
--suffix	string	▒	Characters appended after each translated block
--target-lang	string		target language (e.g. fr, de-DE)
--trace	string		write flow trace JSON to file (for flow visualization)

More examples

$ kapi pseudo-translate app.xliff -o app.pseudo.xliff --target-lang qps