kapi memory export

$ kapi export

Export the content memory to TMX 1.4 (default) or the native .memory.json bundle.

TMX: each entry is written as a single <tu> with one <tuv> per language variant present (or the subset requested via --locales). Inline markup is preserved as TMX <ph>/<bpt>/<ept>/<it>/<hi>. TMX is the lossy interchange tier — entity mappings, provenance origins, properties, and notes are dropped.

bundle (--format bundle, or a -o path ending in .memory.json): the deterministic, lossless native serialization — the right form for committing a content memory to git and for seeding a fresh content memory exactly. It stays plain JSON, so it reviews line by line in a diff. --locales does not apply.

Commandmemory export

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$ kapi memory export

Flags

Flag	Type	Default	Description
--file	string		explicit path to resource file
--format	string	auto	output format (auto, tmx, bundle); auto selects by the -o extension
--local	bool	false	use resource in current directory
--locales	string		comma-separated locale subset (default: all variants present)
--name	string		named resource in KAPI_HOME (e.g. --name project-terms)
--output, -o	string		output file (default: stdout)

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