As a suggestion: .csv or Google Docs example about babelish

[netbe]

Hi,

I am not sure if this helps but on the test data folder there are some examples like: https://github.com/netbe/Babelish/blob/master/test/data/test_data_multiple_langs.csv
And to generate a .strings file, the command would be:

babelish csv2strings --filename test_data_multiple_langs.csv --langs English:en,German:de, French:fr,Spanish:es

The command should tell you what arguments are required.

Hope that helps!

It indeed helps! I would provide a more complex one, but this helps already.
It would be super if you write about this example in the README :) for other people.
Let me know if you don't have time and I can also do it and create a pull request.

Btw, for someone that lands here:
I could escape rows using the configuration:

1. In the row I want to escape I write ESCAPE (for example) in the column 0
2. In your .babelish file I added: state_column: 0
3. In your .babelish file I added: excluded_states: ["ESCAPE"]

Then, when you run:
babelish csv2strings --filename test_data_multiple_langs.csv --langs English:en,German:de, French:fr,Spanish:es

The parser ignores every line that has ESCAPE in the first column (column=0).

[netbe]

@fabioknoedt pull requests are, indeed, very welcome :)

FYI I usually don't use the command arguments but use a config file on project, I don't know if you have seen this section (example file: https://github.com/netbe/Babelish/blob/master/.babelish.sample )

Done. I hope it's alright for you. If not, change anything you would like to.
Thanks man!