ardeois / better-crowdin-action

Github action to run better-crowdin

Github better-crowdin action

This action allows you to manage and synchronize localization resources with your Crowdin project, using better-crowdin CLI

What does this action do?

• Upload sources to Crowdin.
• Upload translations to Crowdin.
• Download translations from Crowdin.
• Delete branch from Crowdin

Usage

Set up a workflow in .github/workflows/crowdin.yml (or add a job to your existing workflows).

Read the Configuring a workflow article for more details on how to create and set up custom workflows.

name: Crowdin Action

on:
  push:
    branches: [ master ]

jobs:
  synchronize-with-crowdin:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest

    steps:

    - name: Checkout
      uses: actions/checkout@v2

    - name: crowdin action
      uses: ardeois/better-crowdin-action@v1.1
      with:
        action: 'upload sources'

Supported options

The default action is to upload sources. Though, you can set different actions through the “with” options. If you don't want to upload your sources to Crowdin, just update the action option.

- name: crowdin action
  with:
    # Define command action ('delbranch', 'download', 'upload sources', 'upload translations', 'sync').
    action: 'upload sources'
    
    # Crowdin configuration file path [crowdin.yml]
    config: './crowdin.yml'

    #  Crowdin branch to use with command (defaults to current ref from `github.ref` without `refs/heads/` prefix).
    branch: '<branch-name>'
    
    # Do not execute write operations on crowdin
    dry_run: true

    # Make "base_path" property relative to config file path
    relative_path: true

    # Print script-aware outputs (no colors, no human friendly info)
    porcelain: true

    # Ignore any script error. This could be useful for `delbranch` in case the branch does not exists
    ignore_errors: true

For more detailed descriptions of these options, see action.yml.

Contributing

We are happy to accept contributions. To contribute please do the following:

• Fork the repository on GitHub.
• Decide which code you want to submit. Commit your changes and push to the new branch.
• Ensure that your code adheres to standard conventions, as used in the rest of the library.
• Submit a pull request with your patch on Github.