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google-spreadsheets-i18n-angular

v1.0.0

Published

The objective of this project is to use google spread sheets as source for a i18n mechanism using angularjs. To setup the source for the i18n follow the commands bellow.

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Google spreadsheets i18n for Angular

The objective of this project is to use google spread sheets as source for a i18n mechanism using angularjs. To setup the source for the i18n follow the commands bellow.

Google Spreadsheets

Create a spreadsheet with the following structure. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QUICVJzTyIDcH2vk3UfnR4t0seo4r-cs3GuNum8Gz_M/edit?usp=sharing

  • Multiple sheets for multiple languages
  • Pair key value for messages

Spreadsheet printscreen

Google API Key

To use this plugin you will need to create a google api key and enable googlespread sheets API. Use the link below to create your api key https://console.developers.google.com/

Install

NPM

npm install --save-dev google-spreadsheets-i18n-angular

Bower

bower install --save-dev google-spreadsheets-i18n-angular

Setup

googleSpreadsheetI18nAngular.init(
      "spreadSheetKey",//Ex: "1QUICVJzTyIDcH2vk3UfnR4t0seo4r-cs3GuNum8Gz_M",
      "googleApiKey", // ex: "AIsasdaSdsazaSyB2CXqQxOfe22dYZlcpTAY20kjK0c",
      "defaultLanguage" // ex: "en-EN"
    )
    
    // Retrive languages from sheets
    googleSpreadsheetI18nAngular.getLanguage("pt-PT")
    googleSpreadsheetI18nAngular.getLanguage("en-EN")

    // Init scope variable
    $scope.i18n = googleSpreadsheetI18nAngular

Use

<h1>{{i18n.message('helloworld')}}</h1>
<h5>{{i18n.message('version')}}</h5>
<button ng-click="i18n.changeLang('pt-PT')">pt-PT</button>
<button ng-click="i18n.changeLang('en-EN')">en-EN</button>

License

Licensed under MIT.