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- What is XML-Comp?
- Features
- Installing
- Running
- How this works?
- Comparing any kind of document
- Contributing
- To Do
- Using only the comparer package
What is XML-Comp
This is a command line tool and a package that together they provide the capability of comparing two directories and appending to files the differences between the directories, also creates possible files or folders that are missing. It was made to help RimWorld's community translators(1) to know what was modified on the last XML updates and to let them keep in track of what they need to add/remove from what has been done.
(1) and maybe other indie games that uses XML
Features
- [x] Compare two given directories
- [x] Append missing tags to the respective file
- [x] Creates missing files on the compared directory
- [x] Creates missing folders on the compared directory
- [x] Compare one directory with multiple directories
- [x] Compare automatically the game's english version with the given translation
- [ ] Translate tag content
- [ ] Expose untracked files
- [ ] Expose untracked directories
- [ ] Expose untracked tags
Installing
$ go get github.com/XML-Comp/XML-Comp
Running
$ XML-Comp -translation /path/to/language/translation
How this works?
You need the path that is called "translation", which are described bellow:
"translation"
: Full path directory of your RimWorld ~Language~ folder cloned from GitHub.
My "translation" path: /Users/arthur/Github/RimWorld-PortugueseBrazilian
With this path in hand, running xml-comp -translation your/path/to/translation
will let you know in every file of your project what is missing by adding lines to it with what is needed to translate! That simple!
[RIMWORLD not installed in standard path]
If by any reason you did not install the game on Steam's standard path or want to use a different one, It's possible to use the original
flag that exposes your customized path to the game as shows:
"original"
: Full path directory of your RimWorld English folder (optional). My "original" path (optional):/Users/arthur/Library/Application Support/Steam/steamapps/common/RimWorld/RimWorldMac.app/Mods/Core/Languages/English
In order to use this flag you'll need to parse it with the translation
flag as in: xml-comp -original path/... -translation path/...
Comparing any kind of document
To compare any kind of files, all you need is to use the flag -doc <type name>
, eg -doc html
. This will use the paths that you gave only to compare the specified type of document. Another example:
$ XML-Comp -doc html -original path/to/It -translation path/to/It
OBS: This is not required, by default It's comparing all .xml
files that are encountered.
Contributing
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Using only the comparer package
// Import the package
import "github.com/XML-Comp/XML-Comp/comparer"
// Set document type variable to the desired document
// without the "." | eg: "xml" or "html"
comparer.DocType = "html"
// Start the main function with the full paths to compare
// the firstPath is always what will be used as model
func main() {
err := comparer.Compare(firstPath, comparingPath)
if err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
}
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the XML-Comp README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.