Here is a test repo: https://github.com/elkuku/jtracker-g11n

And the first import replacing the Transifex generated language files with our hand crafted: elkuku/jtracker-g11n@f8ae72b

Trying to test it on VM, but get directory does not exist. Here is the command line I am using:
php tracker.php export langfiles -o=/vagrant/logs

How should I specify directory correctly?

Sorry I missed this.. lotsa noise lately ;)

Several things:
First, when specifying parameters using short args, Joomla! does not support the = sign, so it must be:
-o /path/to/dir (separated by a space..)
Second, I am using JInput::getPath() here but it seems I don't fully understand it :(
I am not very good with regular expressions, but I believe this regex does not count for a leading slash, so it wont work with UNIX style full paths...

Can someone confirm this ?

Still the same error. Trying:
php tracker.php export langfiles -o /vagrant/logs
and
php tracker.php export langfiles -o vagrant/logs

I get this:

-o vagrant/logs
ERROR: The output directory does not exist.

-o /vagrant/logs
ERROR: Please specify an output directory using 'outputdir' ('o')

If you debug this you will notice that in the second example the value is actually empty :(

Now "hacking" the framework here and putting something like this

$pattern = '/^\/?[A-Za-z0-9_-]+[A-Za-z0-9_\.-]*([\\\\\/][A-Za-z0-9_-]+[A-Za-z0-9_\.-]*)*$/';

in, it works like a charm - so ... what am I missing ?

I also not good in regex :(

OK, here is a workaround - please test again and thanks for your patience ;)

I'll test it tomorrow, going to sleep now :)

Best regards,
Dmitry

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Subject: [jissues] Add command export langfiles (#288)
Date: Sat, Feb 1, 2014 23:27
OK, here is a workaround - please test again and thanks for your patience ;)

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Tested - it works with php tracker.php export langfiles -o /vagrant/logs