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i18n-resource-manager

v0.1.0

Published

Localization strategy solution on node. Support all languages.

Downloads

1

Readme

i18n-resource-manager

Localization strategy solution on node. Support all languages.

Scenario

  1. different platforms
  2. different countries
  3. different configurations

Directory Structure

Directory:

root
| views (Override)
    | _default/country/_default
        | index.html
        | public.html
        | specific.html
    | _default/country/US
        | specific.html
    | platform/country/_default
        | index.html
    | platform/country/US
        | specific.html   
        
| css (Append)
    | _default/lang/_default
        | style.css        
    | platform/lang/en
        | style.css
        | US/style.css
        
| properties (Override specific config item)
    | country/default
        | config.json
        | language.properties        
    | country/CN
        | config.json
        | language.properties

Results:

views ---------------------
   { 'index.html': 'platform\\country\\_default\\index.html',
     'public.html': '_default\\country\\_default\\public.html',
     'specific.html': 'platform\\country\\US\\specific.html'}

css ------------------------
     { 'style.css': [ 
         '_default\\lang\\_default\\style.css',
         'platform\\lang\\en\\style.css',
         'platform\\lang\\en\\US\\style.css']}
         
properties ------------------
     { 'config.json': { item: 'CN config', version: '0.0.1', extend: 'CN specific config' },
       'language.properties': { button: { save: '保存' } } }

Usage

options = new ResourceOptions();
options.phyPath = path.join process.cwd(), 'views'
options.key.platform = "platform"
options.key.subPlatform = "null"
options.key.country = "US"
options.key.flag = "HTML"
options.key.resourceType = ResourceType.OVERRIDE
options.rules = [
  '_default/country/_default',
  '_default/country/{country}',
  '_default/{subPlatform}/country/_default',
  '_default/{subPlatform}/country/{country}',
  '{platform}/country/_default',
  '{platform}/country/{country}',
  '{platform}/{subPlatform}/country/_default',
  '{platform}/{subPlatform}/country/{country}'
]

htmlResource = new ResourceManager options
console.log 'HTML ----------------------------'
console.log 'index.html:', htmlResource.get('index.html')
console.log 'specific.html:', htmlResource.get('specific.html')
console.log 'END HTML ------------------------'

OUTPUT:
index.html: platform\country\_default\index.html
specific.html: platform\country\US\specific.html

Code using coffescript, you can look the js file.

ResourceOptions

  • I have the sames default field, but you should be set your field according to your rules, and add the somes field, javascript allows that.

  • such as:

    options.key.lang = "en"

    the lang is a new field, no in the ResourceOptions object

  • more skills, please see /test/index.coffe or index.js