locale-ai 0.6.4 → 0.6.6

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  - **Layouts**: `locales/en/*.json` (nested folders too) → `locales/fr/...`, or `messages/en.json` → `messages/fr.json`. `.json`, `.yaml`, `.yml`, `.po` (gettext), `.arb` (Flutter) and `.strings` (Apple) are all supported, mixed freely in the same project. Common folders (`locales`, `src/locales`, `public/locales`, `src/i18n`, `messages`, `lang`, ...) are found automatically, or pass `--input`.
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  - **Placeholders are never translated or lost**: `{name}`, `{{count}}`, `%s`, `%1$s`, `%(name)s`, `%{name}`, `${name}`, `:attribute`, `$t(key)`, `@:key`, `<b>…</b>`, `<0>…</0>`, `&nbsp;`, URLs, e-mails.
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  - **ICU MessageFormat**: `{count, plural, one {# file} other {# files}}`, `select`, nesting. Only the text is translated.
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- - **i18next plurals**: adds the forms the target language needs (`_few`, `_many` for Arabic, Russian, Polish...), so the app doesn't fall back to the English string — each added form copies the `_other` translation verbatim rather than inflecting it, so review and adjust the wording of `_zero`/`_two`/`_few`/`_many` by hand for languages where those forms use a different noun/adjective form.
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- - **Incremental**: only missing keys are translated, existing translations are kept, re-runs are no-ops. `--overwrite` re-translates everything.
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+ - **i18next plurals**: adds the forms the target language needs (`_few`, `_many` for Arabic, Russian, Polish...), so the app doesn't fall back to the English string — each added form copies the `_other` translation verbatim rather than inflecting it, so review and adjust the wording of `_zero`/`_two`/`_few`/`_many` by hand for languages where those forms use a different noun/adjective form. The `_one` form is translated with its `{{count}}` temporarily replaced by a literal "1", since the model otherwise sometimes picks the target's plural noun form despite the English source being grammatically singular.
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+ - **Incremental, and edit-aware**: only missing or changed keys are translated; untouched translations are kept, so re-runs are no-ops. A small `locale-ai.lock.json` (commit it, like a package lock) remembers a hash of each source string and of the output last written for it per target locale — so editing a source string gets it re-translated automatically (it isn't enough for the target to already hold *some* text), while editing a target string by hand is detected and reported for review instead of being silently overwritten on the next run. `--overwrite` bypasses the lock and re-translates everything.
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  - **Structure**: key order, numbers, booleans, arrays, indentation and trailing newline are preserved.
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  **Format notes**: for `.po`, `msgid` is the stable key (never changed) and `msgstr` is the translated value, as gettext expects — the English `.po` file's `msgstr` must hold the source text (most generators already fill it; an empty `msgstr` is treated as empty, not inherited from `msgid`). `msgid_plural`/`msgstr[n]` plural entries are translated too (the singular and plural source forms), then expanded to however many `msgstr[n]` the target language's plural rules need (6 for Arabic, 1 for Japanese, ...) — not full grammatical inflection for in-between categories (`few`/`many`/...), which get the plural-sourced translation verbatim, the same simplification `addPluralForms` makes for i18next. `Plural-Forms` in the header is computed for the target language, not copied from the source; an existing target file's header is otherwise left as you last edited it (a hand-fixed `Plural-Forms`, `Last-Translator`, ...) instead of being regenerated on every rerun. For `.arb`, `@key` metadata and `@@locale` are never translated; `@@locale` is set to the target locale on output.
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  - **No API keys, no cloud bill.** Google/DeepL/OpenAI-based translation tools work well but mean an account, a key, a per-character cost, and your strings leaving your machine. locale-ai runs the model on your own CPU.
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  - **Built for i18n files, not plain text.** General MT tools translate strings; they don't know that `{count}`, `<0>bold</0>`, or `$t(common.footer.tagline)` must survive untouched. locale-ai is built around i18next/ICU conventions specifically, so placeholders, plurals, and nested references come out intact instead of mangled or dropped.
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- - **Incremental by default.** Add one new key to `en.json` and only that key gets translated — existing translations in `fr.json`/`es.json`/etc. are left alone, so re-runs are cheap and safe to automate in CI.
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+ - **Incremental by default.** Add one new key to `en.json` and only that key gets translated; edit an existing one and the lockfile catches it and re-translates just that key — existing, unrelated translations are left alone, so re-runs are cheap and safe to automate in CI.
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  - **Honest about quality.** The [Languages](#languages) section tells you which pairs are review-light vs. which need a human pass, instead of presenting every language as equally production-ready.
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  **When *not* to use it**: if you need professional/legal-grade translation, or languages outside the [supported list](#languages), use a human translator or a larger cloud model instead — locale-ai is built for keeping UI strings in sync across languages during development, with a review pass before shipping.
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  ```json
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  {
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  "doNotTranslate": ["Acme", "Acme Pro"],
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+ "doNotTranslateKeys": ["brand.name", "config.statusEnum"],
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  "glossary": {
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  "fr": { "Workspace": "Espace de travail" },
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  "de": { "Sign in": "Einloggen" }
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  `glossary` entries replace whole strings. `models` adds your own translation models (next section). A built-in glossary covers ~60 standard UI labels ("Sign in", "Settings", "Log out", ...) for fr, es, de, it, pt-BR, nl and ar, because one-to-three word labels are where sentence-level MT is weakest.
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+ `doNotTranslate` protects a term everywhere it appears in any string. `doNotTranslateKeys` instead protects a key path (dot/`[i]` notation, e.g. `brand.name`, `items[0]`) — the whole value at that path, and everything nested under it if it's an object or array, is copied to every target verbatim. Use it for an enum array (`"statusEnum": ["ACTIVE", "PENDING"]`, which you'd otherwise have to list value-by-value in `doNotTranslate`) or a field a model might respell or inflect even when the word is listed in `doNotTranslate` elsewhere in the same string.
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  ## Add a language, or a better model
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  Any [MarianMT / OPUS-MT](https://huggingface.co/Helsinki-NLP) model on Hugging Face can be used. Convert it once (needs Python):
package/dist/cli.js CHANGED
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  import { translateStrings } from "./engine.js";
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  import { CONFIG_FILE, glossaryLookup, loadConfig, protectRegex } from "./glossary.js";
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  import { intlCode, parseLocale } from "./lang.js";
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- import { addPluralForms, buildTarget, detectLayout, existingTargets, flattenStrings, pendingStrings, readLocaleDoc, sourceFiles, targetFile, } from "./locales.js";
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+ import { editedPaths, isSourceStale, LOCK_FILENAME, loadLock, recordEntries, saveLock } from "./lock.js";
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+ import { addPluralForms, buildTarget, detectLayout, existingTargets, flattenStrings, keyPathProtect, pendingStrings, pluralOneStrings, readLocaleDoc, sourceFiles, targetFile, } from "./locales.js";
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  import { cacheRoot, install, isInstalled, loadTranslator, localModelProblem, planInstall, readManifest, uninstall, } from "./models.js";
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  import { mask } from "./placeholders.js";
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  /** Read from package.json so `npm version` is the single source of truth. */
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  };
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  const mb = (bytes) => `${Math.round(bytes / 1e6)} MB`;
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  const rel = (p) => path.relative(process.cwd(), p) || ".";
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+ /** Portable lock-file key: forward slashes regardless of platform. */
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+ const fileKey = (p) => rel(p).split(path.sep).join("/");
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  /**
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  * `Number("abc")` is NaN, and NaN silently poisons everything downstream (an
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  * all-garbage translation batch, or a raw ONNX crash deep in the model) instead of
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  const config = loadConfig(process.cwd(), values.config);
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  const catalog = catalogFor(config);
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  const protect = protectRegex(config);
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+ const isProtectedKey = keyPathProtect(config.doNotTranslateKeys);
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  const layout = detectLayout(process.cwd(), from.tag, values.input);
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+ const lockPath = path.resolve(process.cwd(), LOCK_FILENAME);
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+ const lock = loadLock(lockPath);
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  const sources = sourceFiles(layout, from.tag).map((f) => ({ file: f, doc: readLocaleDoc(f, from.tag) }));
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+ const singularHints = new Set(sources.flatMap(({ doc }) => [...pluralOneStrings(doc.data)]));
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  log(`locale-ai ${VERSION}`);
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  log(`Found ${sources.length} ${from.tag} file${sources.length === 1 ? "" : "s"} in ${rel(layout.root)}/` +
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  (layout.kind === "dir" ? `${from.tag}/` : ""));
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  const files = sources.map(({ file, doc }) => {
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  const target = targetFile(layout, from.tag, locale.tag, file);
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  const existing = fs.existsSync(target) ? readLocaleDoc(target, locale.tag).data : undefined;
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- return { source: file, target, doc, existing, pending: pendingStrings(doc.data, existing, values.overwrite) };
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+ const isStale = (p, s) => isSourceStale(lock, fileKey(file), p, s);
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+ return {
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+ source: file,
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+ target,
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+ doc,
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+ existing,
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+ pending: pendingStrings(doc.data, existing, values.overwrite, isProtectedKey, isStale),
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+ };
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  onProgress: makeProgress((d, t) => `${job.locale.tag}: translating ${bar(d, t)} ${d}/${t}`),
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  let written = 0;
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  for (const f of job.files) {
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- const built = buildTarget(f.doc.data, f.existing, (s) => translations.get(s) ?? s, values.overwrite);
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+ const lockKey = fileKey(f.source);
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+ const isStale = (p, s) => isSourceStale(lock, lockKey, p, s);
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+ if (f.existing !== undefined) {
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+ for (const editedPath of editedPaths(lock, lockKey, job.locale.tag, flattenStrings(f.existing))) {
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+ allIssues.push({ source: editedPath, kind: "edited", locale: job.locale.tag });
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+ }
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+ }
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+ const built = buildTarget(f.doc.data, f.existing, (s) => translations.get(s) ?? s, values.overwrite, isProtectedKey, isStale);
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  const before = fs.existsSync(f.target) ? fs.readFileSync(f.target, "utf8") : undefined;
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+ recordEntries(lock, lockKey, job.locale.tag, flattenStrings(f.doc.data).map(({ path: p, value }) => ({ path: p, source: value, written: outFlat.get(p) ?? "" })));
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package/dist/engine.js CHANGED
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+ const COUNT_PLACEHOLDER = /\{\{\s*count\s*\}\}/;
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+ /**
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+ * masked marker that stands in for {{count}} carries no number of its own, so the model
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+ * sometimes still produces the target's PLURAL noun form (confirmed: en→fr "fileCount_one"
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+ * {{count}} gives the model the real grammatical cue; only applied when {{count}} is the
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+ * string's only placeholder (anything else needs the normal masking pipeline to survive),
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+ * and only kept when the "1" survives translation intact enough to restore {{count}}.
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+ */
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+ async function fixSingularGrammar(translations, singularHints, remaining, hops, opts, progress) {
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+ for (const s of singularHints) {
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+ if (!remaining.has(s) || translations.get(s) === undefined)
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+ continue;
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+ }
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+ * translated — meaning the existing target text is stale and needs redoing
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+ * even though it's non-empty. False for a path the lock has never seen (new
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+ * adoption, or a brand-new key, both already handled by the empty-target check).
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+ */
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+ export function isSourceStale(lock, fileKey, path, source) {
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+ const entry = lock.files[fileKey]?.[path];
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+ return entry !== undefined && entry.source !== hashOf(source);
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Key paths whose existing target text no longer matches the output this tool
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+ * last wrote there for `targetTag` — i.e. a translator edited it since. Only
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+ * reported; the edit is never overwritten.
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+ */
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+ export function editedPaths(lock, fileKey, targetTag, entries) {
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+ const file = lock.files[fileKey];
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+ if (!file)
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+ return [];
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+ const out = [];
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+ for (const { path, value } of entries) {
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+ const mt = file[path]?.mt[targetTag];
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+ if (mt !== undefined && mt !== hashOf(value))
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+ out.push(path);
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+ }
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+ return out;
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+ }
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+ /** Records, for every path translated this run, the current source hash and the hash of what ended up on disk. */
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+ export function recordEntries(lock, fileKey, targetTag, entries) {
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+ const file = (lock.files[fileKey] ??= {});
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+ for (const { path, source, written } of entries) {
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+ const entry = (file[path] ??= { source: hashOf(source), mt: {} });
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+ entry.source = hashOf(source);
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+ entry.mt[targetTag] = hashOf(written);
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+ }
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+ }
package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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  {
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  "name": "locale-ai",
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- "version": "0.6.4",
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+ "version": "0.6.6",
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  "description": "Translate your i18n locale files locally on CPU. Free, offline, no API keys.",
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  "author": "Taha KHABOUSS",
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  "repository": {