📝 sjt 📝
📝 Scan JSX Text 📝
Copy text from JSXText nodes into a separate file:
# example.js # import React from 'react'; # export default function Example() { # return ( # <div> # <span>Hello world!</span> # </div> # ); # } sjt ./example.js # output: # example.json # { # "example.helloWorld": "Hello world!" # }
🚀 Installation
You don't really need to install anything to use sjt
. You can use it with npx:
npx sjt
In case you want to install it:
# might need to run it with sudo on Linux
npm i -g sjt