# Jsonify 0.1.0

## What is it?

``Jsonify`` is a simple CLI command to turn word lists into JSON documents. It takes all lines in a text file, and turns them into JSON keys,
filling them with a placeholder string. After that, it writes the pretty-print'ed output to disk, so that you can begin translating it.


## Requirements

None, other than PHP7 installed in the system. JSONify doesn't use any fancy libraries. Just pure raw PHP.


## Use cases

Sometimes, you may have a list of strings that you need to translate, and the translation file needs to be in JSON. You can use this script
to easily turn that string list into a JSON document, complete with placeholders so you don't have to place them manually.

For instance, the Laravel framework accepts translation files in JSON - it matches the keys in it with ktranslation calls in Blade templates.


## Usage

``sudo jsonify [/path/to/filename-to-jsonify.txt]``


## Installation

To install this, simply copy the script to the directory where binaries usually live: 

 - ``sudo cp jsonify.php /usr/local/bin/jsonify``
 - ``sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/jsonify``


## Compatibiliy

It hasn't been tested on Windows and probably won't work there. If you find any bugs, feel free to report them, or squash them yourself.