I have found this great gant script on http://blog.armbruster-it.de/2010/07/getting-a-list-of-all-i18n-properties-used-in-a-grails-application/ Thanks Stefan!
Description: create a list of all i18n properties used in groovy code and gsp templates
def properties = []
new File(".").eachFileRecurse {
if (it.file) {
switch (it) {
case ~/.*\.groovy/:
def matcher = it.text =~ /code:\s*["'](.*?)["']/
matcher.each { properties << it[1] }
break
case ~/.*\.gsp/:
def matcher = it.text =~ /code=["'](.*?)["']/
matcher.each { properties << it[1] }
break
}
}
}
println properties.sort().unique().join("\n")
I tried to extend it in the following way. Let's say we have soem message properties like:
message(code: 'product.label', default: 'Product')
What we want to have as output of the script something like:
product.label=Product
I tried to add some condition to the regex:
def matcher = it.text =~ /code=["'](.*?)["'] | default=\s*["'](.*?)["']/
and to fill it to properties. But as the regex does not find pairs of "code and default"-parts this is not going to work.
Any idea how to change the regex or the whole script to do this?
Your regular expression is incorrect. For the following message method call:
message(code: 'product.label', default: 'Product')
It should look like this:
def properties = [:]
def txt = "message(code: 'product.label', default: 'Product')"
def matcher = txt =~ /code:\s*["'](.*?)["'].*default:\s*["'](.*?)["']/
matcher.each{ properties[it[1]] = it[2] }
assert properties == ['product.label':'Product']