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…with _translate_ sufix and implement Translations.cs file generation containing a dictionary with all the translations. Translations.cs is generated when running the compile command and you can use it in c# by calling Translations.Translate(key) method
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I extended the actual implementation to extract keys from .cs files that are marked with "_translate" suffix (ex. public const string SuccessfullySaved_translate = "Successfully saved!";). This is useful when you want to have a single ".po" file for either client side and server side. I also extended the compile command and now generates also a .cs file having a dictionary with all the translations available in the generated .js file. So you can translate on the server side using Translations.Translate(key) method. I created the extract_csharp.js test file to test the extraction of the keys with _translate suffix. For compile, i don't have any idea how to test the generated .cs dictionary in javascript and if you have any suggestions it will be great for me. Hope this is an interesting feature for other people then me!