Execute command line validations

[Borja Domínguez]

I see that there are a number of validations that are represented in the UI:

• Missing translations
• Inconsistent punctuation marks
• ...

I would like to be able to run these validations by command line to be able to introduce it in the CI process (PR, nightlies, ...).

Is there any way?

[tom-englert]

https://github.com/dotnet/ResXResourceManager/blob/master/Documentation/Topics/Scripting.md

[Borja Domínguez]

@tom-englert but I see that the script that comes with it only works with Excel files? I want it to scan the resx files I have in the repository for errors based on the rules it has defined.

[tom-englert]

No, you can script anything

[Borja Domínguez]

Can you give me an example or at least what classes do I need?

Thanks

[tom-englert]

It's just exposing the model, e.g.

ResXResourceManager/src/ResXManager.Scripting/Sample.ps1

Lines 23 to 26 in de9161d

  
 # Get the list of all resource entries 
 $allEntries = $myhost.ResourceManager.TableEntries 
  

will get you here:

ResXResourceManager/src/ResXManager.Model/ResourceManager.cs

Lines 82 to 85 in de9161d

 /// <summary> 
 /// Gets the table entries of all entities. 
 /// </summary> 
 public IObservableCollection<ResourceTableEntry> TableEntries { get; } 

so you can iterate over all items, checking the information you want

[Borja Domínguez]

Thanks but I mean how can I import the resx files in order to get that table entries

In the sample ps1 there is only a importExcel reference

[tom-englert]

ResXResourceManager/src/ResXManager.Scripting/Sample.ps1

Lines 7 to 13 in de9161d

  
 # Create the scripting host of ResXManager: 
 Add-Type -Path 'ResXManager.Scripting.dll' 
 $myhost = New-Object -TypeName 'ResXManager.Scripting.Host'  
  
 # Load a project by specifying the solution folder (like in the standalone version) 
 $myhost.Load($solutionFolder)