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basic-multilang

v0.0.5

Published

Basic implemetation of multilang support for NodeJS

Downloads

1

Readme

basic-multilang

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Basic implemetation of multilang support for NodeJS.

Installation

npm install basic-multilang --save

Usage

Include

var I18n = require('basic-multilang');

new I18n(directory, reload = null);

Create a instance to render I18n.

Arguments

Name | Type | Description -------------|------------|------------- directory | string | Translations directory. reload | function | Funcion to load files. If !reload then will be used require.

Example
// Option 1
var i18n = new I18n(path.resolve(__dirname, 'i18n'));
// Option 2
var reload = require('require-reload')(require);
var i18n = new I18n(path.resolve(__dirname, 'i18n'), reload);

i81n.setLang(lang);

Set language to use.

Arguments

Name | Type | Description --------|----------|------------- lang | string | Language to set. This will be key to get el translation.

Example
i18n.setLang('es');

i81n.getLang();

Return then language to seted.

const lang = i18n.getLang();

i81n.get(key);

Return the translation for a specific key.

Arguments

Name | Type | Description -------|----------|------------- key | string | Key to get translation.

var i18n = new I18n(path.resolve(__dirname, 'i18n'));
i18n.setLang('es');
const translation = i18n.get('mysubdirectory.myfile.myphrasekey');
// in file ./i18n/mysubdirectory/myfile.js[on], get poperty myphrasekey.es.

Troubles

If you have any kind of trouble with it, just let me now by raising an issue on the GitHub issue tracker here:

https://github.com/arondn2/basic-multilang/issues

Also, you can report the orthographic errors in the READMEs files or comments. Sorry for that, English is not my main language.

Tests

npm test or npm run cover