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Hi,

Not sure if this is the right place to report this but for a couple of days now when trying to push resource to Transifex I am getting the following error message...

[11:29:47] Starting 'transifex:push'...
[11:29:48] Newer version of locale.json on the server. No operation done
[11:29:48] Finished 'transifex:push' after 521 ms

Here is my complete gulp file...

const argv = require('yargs').argv;
const gulp = require('gulp');
const gulpTransifex = require('gulp-transifex');
const osHomedir = require('os-homedir');

function verifyParameters() {
  if (!argv.project) {
    console.error('project parameter must be supplied');
  }
}

function createClient() {
  // credential file must be place in your user home directory (i.e. c:\users\myname\transifexrc.json)
  const config = require(osHomedir() + '/transifexrc.json');

  const env = config.env;
  const options = {
    user: config.transifex[env].user,
    password: config.transifex[env].password,
    project: argv.project,
    local_path: './src/resources/src/'
  };

  return gulpTransifex.createClient(options);
}

gulp.task('transifex:push', function () {
  verifyParameters();
  return gulp.src('./src/resources/src/en/locale.json')
    .pipe(createClient().pushResource());
});

gulp.task('transifex:pull', function () {
  verifyParameters();
  return gulp.src('./src/resources/src/en/locale.json')
    .pipe(createClient().pullResource());
});

I've waited a couple of days before to retry thinking it could be related to timezone or whatever but still getting the error.

Any idea what would cause this?

In Transifex documentation they mention the use of --force flag to avoid checking for modification time ... is there any way to provide the flag when using gulp-transifex?

Reference for --force flag: https://docs.transifex.com/client/push#command-options

Hello
I found this project when I was looking to integrate Transifex in the build process for our Ionic based app.

Since Ionic uses Angular.js internally, We will be using Angular-translate.
I have a few questions on how to best setup your module:

• How can we define the correct file format (ie; KEYVALUEJSON)?
• Our files are structured ´/assets/lang/{lang tag}/{resourcename}.json´. How can we structure the gulp task to process this correctly?

Hi, I am having a hard time getting this work and would really appreciate some help.

Below is my gulpfile.js

var env = require('dotenv').config({silent: true});
var gulp = require('gulp');
var gutil = require('gulp-util');

var transifex = require('gulp-transifex').createClient({
  host: 'www.transifex.com',
  base_path: '/api/2/project/',
  user: 'myusername',
  password: 'mypassword',
  project: 'myprojectname',
  local_path: 'data/translations/gulp'
});

gulp.task('tx:pull', function() {
  return gulp.src('data/translations/gulp/*')
    .pipe(transifex.pullResource())
})

Running gulp tx:pull results in the following output, but no files are actually generated.

› gulp tx:pull
[10:38:13] Using gulpfile ~/Work/myproject/gulpfile.js
[10:38:13] Starting 'tx:pull'...
[10:38:13] File saved
[10:38:13] Finished 'tx:pull' after 16 ms

Hello! I tried implementing gulp-transfix now that JSON were supposed to be supported after the latest update, see #21

I noticed two problems

The plugin still assumes that the .po file extensions is to be used in pushResource and createNewResource functions, after a quick look around I found on line, 222, 243, 387, 392 in index.js. The solution to this would be as marcoslhc suggested in his original post, to add file extension to the config object or just scrap the file validation entirely and make sure your gulp.src() actually only includes the files you want.

The pullResource function puzzles the endpoint url together wrongly! If I use the following code
gulp.src('../lang/**/*.json').pipe(transifex.pullResource());
it creates an endpoint url in this format
/api/2/project/mobile-5/resource/{resource}json/translation/{langIso}/
whereas the correct url would be if you were to omit the json part of the string, that is
/api/2/project/mobile-5/resource/{resource}/translation/{langIso}/.
A solution to this would be on line 512 in index.js to change from
path.basename(file.path).replace(/[^a-z0-9_-]/ig, '')
to
path.basename(file.path).replace(/[^a-z0-9_-]/ig, '').replace(path.extname(file.path), '')
But then that might just be how our project is set up, because I notice that you have consciously added the extensions to the end of the resource name in line for example 243.

I'd probably have time to commit a pull request but would just want to make sure that my thoughts here is correct

30f5d17 Fixes this for me:

httpsClient.STATUS_CODES[res.statusCode]);
TypeError: Cannot read property '400' of undefined

I encountered this error today. To be honest, I don't know what the error is about.

Came across a project that is using this option but it's not documented.

What is the license under which this project is distributed?

I'm looking into using this at the moment. You highlight that it is still buggy and needs improvement, do you have a list of these problems? I should hopefully be able to devote some time to it during the process.

Cheers