Changing Language Directory

By default, voerkai18n uses languages or src/languages as the working directory, where all extracted content and compiled code are stored. voerkai18n also checks if there is a src folder in the current project, and if so, it uses src/languages.

In most cases, the languages directory has clear semantics and generally doesn't need to be changed, but voerkai18n also provides a way to change it:

Modify in the current project's package.json as follows:

// package.json

{
    "voerkai18n":{
        "entry":"i18n"
    }
}

Notes:

• entry cannot use absolute paths, only relative paths. For example, if entry='i18n', it means the language directory will be <Project Root>/i18n or <Project Root>/src/i18n.
• If there is a src folder in the current project, voerkai18n will automatically use src/<entry>, so you don't need to specify src/i18n.