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i18next-infer-missing-key

v0.1.1

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README.md

i18next-infer-missing-key

A powerful utility library for inferring and constructing i18next keys based on context, variants, and pluralization.

Useful if you want to store translations in a database and need to manage i18next keys effectively.

Installation

npm install i18next-infer-missing-key

Usage

Inferring Context from a Key

You can infer additional context and pluralization forms from a given key using the i18nextInferKey function. This function recursively analyzes the key to extract its base key, context, and plural form.

import { i18nextInferKey } from 'i18next-infer-missing-key';

const key = 'my_key_male_mobile_short';
const inferredContext = i18nextInferKey(key);

console.log(inferredContext);
// Output: { key: 'my_key', countForm: 'short', context: 'male' }

Inferring a Key from Context

The i18nextInferContext function allows you to construct a key from an object that describes its context and pluralization form.

import { i18nextInferContext } from 'i18next-infer-missing-key';

const context = {
  key: 'my_key',
  context: 'female',
  countForm: 'one', // Example of pluralization
};

const inferredKey = i18nextInferContext(context);

console.log(inferredKey);
// Output: 'my_key_female_one'

Additional Examples

Inferring Multiple Contexts

You can infer keys for different contexts easily. For example:

const maleKey = 'my_key_male_one';
const femaleKey = 'my_key_female_many';

const maleContext = i18nextInferKey(maleKey);
const femaleContext = i18nextInferKey(femaleKey);

console.log(maleContext);
// Output: { key: 'my_key', countForm: 'one', context: 'male' }

console.log(femaleContext);
// Output: { key: 'my_key', countForm: 'many', context: 'female' }

Constructing Keys from Contexts with Multiple Plural Forms

You can specify different pluralization forms when constructing keys from context:

const contextWithPlural = {
  key: 'notification',
  context: 'user',
  countForm: 'two', // Indicates two users
};

const constructedKey = i18nextInferContext(contextWithPlural);

console.log(constructedKey);
// Output: 'notification_user_two'

Why Use i18next-infer-missing-key?

  • Simplify i18next Key Management: Automatically infer context and plural forms from keys or construct keys from context objects.
  • Improve Code Readability: Use clear context objects instead of complex key strings.
  • Enhance Code Maintainability: Easily update and manage i18n keys, reducing the risk of errors in key naming conventions.

Contributing

Feel free to contribute to this library by submitting issues or pull requests. Your contributions are welcome!

License

This library is released under the MIT License.