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@kevinwang0316/i18n

v1.0.0

Published

A lightweight for internationaliztion.

Downloads

1

Readme

I18n

A very lightweight solution for Internationalization.

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Installing

npm install --save @kevinwang0316/i18n

Usage

In your entry file or component (if you are using React or Angular)

import I18n from '@kevinwang0316/i18n';

// Define your dictionary for every language you want to support.
const dictionary = {
  'en-US': { // Set the dictionary for the U.S. users
    login: 'login',
    confirm: 'confirm',
  },
  'es': { // Set the dictionary for Spanish users
    login: 'iniciar sesión',
    confirm: 'confirmar',
  },
  'zh-CN': { // Set the dictionary for Simplified Chinese users
    login: '登录',
    confirm: '确认',
  }
};

// Set the dictionary to the I18n
I18n.setDictionary(dictionary);

// Optionally you can set up a default language. If the user browser language is not found in the dictionary, this default language will be showed
I18n.setDefaultLanguage('en-US');

In the component where you want to show the text. (This example is a React component.)

import I18n from '@kevinwang0316/i18n';

const YourComponent = () => <button>{I18n.get('login')}</button>;

License

Log is licensed under MIT License - see the License file.