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This repository provides two key features for working with models: Multi-Language Support and Model Merging (model merging only used for tradle models). These tools streamline the process of localizing and consolidating model data for use in various applications.

Multi-Language Support

Translate model-facing information, such as titles, labels, descriptions, and units, into specified languages. This feature uses Google Cloud's Translation service to ensure accurate translations.

Setup:

  1. Set up Google Cloud Translation Service. Set Up Service Account and then Set up Authentication.

    • Go to the Google Cloud Console.

    • Navigate in the menu to IAM & Admin → Service Accounts.

    • Create a new service account: Click Create Service Account. Provide a name and description for the service account. Click Create and Continue.

    • Google Cloud APIs require authentication using a service account key file. To generate a key file: Go to the service account's details. Click Keys → Add Key → Create New Key. Choose JSON and download the key file. Save it securely.

  2. Install this package in your configuration directory by running the following command:
npm i -S @tradle/pack-models
  1. Add the script to your package.json in your configuration directory that can look like this:
"scripts": {
  ...
  "translations": "pack-models -d ./models -l fr,es,zh -m bnp",
}

OR you can run it from command line in the root of your configuration directory:

  AWS_PROFILE=[aws_profile] node ./node_modules/@tradle/pack-models/bin/pack-models -d ./models -l fr,es,zh -m bnp

where:

-d: Directory containing the models.  
-l: List of languages to translate into (default: English if unspecified).  
-m: Domain name (default: the name of the configuration directory).

The translation process generates a file named dictionary_[language].json, where [language] corresponds to the target language code (e.g., dictionary_fr.json for French).

The resulting file will be stored in the S3.