Just so everyoine knows, we recently were using node-sass (a C++ node binder) which is now deprecated. Instead, we are now using sass (javascript). The sass version does better checking (linting) and therefore, if you have errors, these will show up.

One thing I have noticed though, is if you are missing the colon (:) completely, you get a warning and it keeps on trucking (instead of failing), but it gives you a message about no descripter so won’t be used. For the line number it gives you, look up 1 higher for the issue.

@ssuess That is just what I needed…thank you!

@dobbel check the source, what i mean was inner or wrapped form components won’t be validated by qform. might work if you add a class on the component since it seem the code just looks for q-validation-component.

I’m the founder of Localazy and author of a lot of its backend and CLI code, so you can ask me anything. Sorry, for replying so late. I wasn’t aware of this discussion.

Thanks a lot for using Localazy and for your kind words!

The removal of quotes around keys is on our list - not yet done since we are more focused on versioning now. Apart from adding a few bytes, it’s not an issue since any JSON is also valid JS.

You can upload as many files from the folder as you want. You can use wildcard operators (?, 😉 or define several different rules: https://localazy.com/docs/cli/upload-reference#multiple-rules

We have recently added support for metadata, so you can export also metadata file with a list of languages (and their names): https://localazy.com/docs/cli/metadata-file

If you need anything else, just ask or contact us via email ;-).

No pressure chaps - at least you know we were paying attention! It looked so good in the preview, I cannot wait to see what it looks like. I think the concept of BEX is really interesting for user engagement and cannot wait to dig deeper.

Oops, this was popup-proxy, by bad 😉 Thanks !

Glad you got it sorted out. And thanks for the accolades. 🙂

Scott