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clear-i18n-loader

v0.0.1

Published

A webpack loader for simple and clear i18n.

Downloads

3

Readme

clear-i18n-loader

A webpack loader for simple and clear i18n.

Basic Usage

npm install --save clear-i18n-loader

Usually, use it as the last loader require("html!clear-i18n!./index.html"). This loader takes one JSON file for each file containing untranslated strings.

In the text files, put "^" around the untranslated strings.

<div>^Please help me translate this!^</div>
var str = '^Please help me translate this!^';

If you need the "^" character itself, write double.

<div>^Ha^^_^^ha!^ <span>^^_^^</span></div>
<!-- This means "Ha^_^ha!" need to be translated, and there is a "^_^" followed in the span. -->

Do not like "^" character? It is configurable! "`" character might look better, but it is used in ECMAScript 2015...

Options

Tips: write options like this: clear-i18n?{"lang":"en","char":"^"}

  • lang the target language. It is required, or translations are silently ignored.
  • localePath where the translation files locate. It is "[path][file].[ext].locale/" by default. The target file is a JSON file named current lang (i.e. "en.json") inside this dir.
  • char the "^" above. ONLY special ASCII characters are allowed!
  • multiline if there are multiline untranslated strings, please set this to true.
  • generateFile generate target translation files, collect and put untranslated strings in. I found this feature quite useful.

License

MIT