This package uses for create resources files for 118n with 1 simple command (i18next version)
npm i create-i18n-locale-resources
For the script to work, you need to have a locales directory in your project with subdirectories for languages that already contain files with localizations, for example like this (the nesting level of files with localizations does not matter). For example like this:
├───locales
│ ├───en
│ │ ├───abac
│ │ │ role.json
│ │ ├───common
│ │ │ date.json
│ │ ├───components
│ │ │ │ filter.json
│ │ │ │ info-card.json
│ │ │ │ select.json
│ │ │ │ shared-filter.json
│ │ │ │ table.json
│ │ │ │ work-in-progress.json
│ │ │ │
│ │ │ └───modals
│ │ │ warning.json
│ │ ├───helpers
│ │ │ metric-prefix.json
│ │ └───pages
│ │ error-page.json
│ │ invite-page.json
│ │ login-page.json
│ │ not-found-page.json
│ │ reset-password-pages.json
│ └───ru
│ ├───abac
│ │ role.json
│ ├───common
│ │ date.json
│ ├───components
│ │ │ filter.json
│ │ │ info-card.json
│ │ │ select.json
│ │ │ shared-filter.json
│ │ │ table.json
│ │ │ work-in-progress.json
│ │ └───modals
│ │ warning.json
│ ├───helpers
│ │ metric-prefix.json
│ └───pages
│ error-page.json
│ invite-page.json
│ login-page.json
│ not-found-page.json
│ reset-password-pages.json
then you run the command
create-i18n-locale-resources --path path-for-directory-with-locales-subdirectory
you can also add a -not-types flag if you doesn't want to create NS types
and after this you get next directory structure
├───locales
│ ├───...
├───resources // directory with all your languages
│ en.ts // file with resources for each language
│ ru.ts
│ resource.ts // file with object resources for yours i18n
│ types.ts // file with your translation types