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@3cr/translations-ts

v1.0.1

Published

Translations for 3CR Status Codes

Downloads

153

Readme

@3cr/translations-ts

Ecosystem integration for code translations for 3DICOM Core Renderer (3CR) within the Browser (client-side)

Install @3cr/translations-ts package

Use the package manager npm or yarn to install @3cr/translations-ts

npm

npm install @3cr/translations-ts

yarn

yarn add @3cr/translations-ts

Using the Package

  1. Retrieve available Languages

    Call the getAvailableLanguages function to retrieve a list of ISO-639 Language Codes that this project supports

    Typescript (.ts)

    import {
      getAvailableLanguages
    } from "@3cr/translations-ts";
       
    const languages: Array<string> = await getAvailableLanguages();
  2. Set your language

    Call setLanguage with an ISO-639 Language Code you derived from the previous step

    Typescript (.ts)

    import {
      setLanguage
    } from "@3cr/translations-ts";
       
    await setLanguage(languages[0]); // 'en' in this case
  3. Translate your code

    Call t and supply the code you wish to translate.

    Typescript (.ts)

    import {
      t
    } from "@3cr/translations-ts";
       
    const translation = t('F00004');
      
    console.log(translation)
    // "Unable to load scan due to its dimensions exceeding 2048 pixels."
    

    Note: For codes that have dynamic parameter mapping, you will need to supply a key-map for what to resolve the parameters to:

    Typescript (.ts)

    import {
      t
    } from "@3cr/translations-ts";
       
    const translation = t('F00027', {ID: 'Some ID'});
      
    console.log(translation)
    // "Object with Id, Some ID, could not be found."

Translation Code Mapping

Mapping for each of the translation codes fall within our documentation, start here

Note: Each code is prefixed with its severity (i.e., bootstrap colouring):

| Prefix | Status | Colour | |--------|---------------|-------------| | S | Successful | success | | I | Informational | info | | A | Advisory | warning | | F | Failure | error |

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

License

MIT