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javascript-i18n-library

v1.6.0

Published

This javascript library is used to format dates, numbers and currencies. It's compatible with Node and Browsers.

Downloads

288

Readme

javascript-i18n-library Circle CI npm version

This javascript library is used to format dates, numbers and currencies. It's compatible with Node and Browsers. It depends on Moment.JS and Numbro.JS

Installation

npm install javascript-i18n-library --save

Test

npm test

To automatically launch the tests when a file is changed :

npm run-script watch-test

Configuration

The factory accept a config object to override default configuration.

{
    referenceTimezone: 'Europe/Paris', // timezone used when no timezone is defined on the date to parse 
    timezone: 'Europe/Paris',          // timezone used to format the date
    offset: 120,                       // override the targetTimezone, add this offset (in minutes) to the parsed date
    locale: 'fr-FR',                   // locale used to format numbers, currencies and long date format
    currency: 'EUR',                   // the currency to use when formatting currencies values
    dateFormat: 'DMY',                 // generic format date (DMY, MDY or YMD)
    isMeridianTime: false              // format the time in meridian time or 24 hours time
}

Configuration Node / Browserify

var i18nServiceFactory = require('javascript-i18n-library');
var config = {
    referenceTimezone: 'Europe/Paris',
    timezone: 'Europe/Paris',
    locale: 'fr-FR',
    currency: 'EUR',
    dateFormat: 'DMY',
    isMeridianTime: false
};

var i18nService = i18nServiceFactory(config);

Configuration Browser

var config = {
    referenceTimezone: 'Europe/Paris',
    timezone: 'Europe/Paris',
    locale: 'fr-FR',
    currency: 'EUR',
    dateFormat: 'DMY',
    isMeridianTime: false
};

var i18nService = window.iadvize.i18nServiceFactory(config);

Usage

var dateToFormat = "1990-11-26T23:21:00"; // also accepts "1990-11-26 23:21:00" format

// Dates
i18nService.formatDate(dateToFormat);                            // 26/11/1990
i18nService.formatDate(dateToFormat, i18nService.formats.SHORT); // 26/11/1990
i18nService.formatDate(dateToFormat, i18nService.formats.MEDIUM); // 26/11/1990
i18nService.formatDate(dateToFormat, i18nService.formats.LONG);  // 26 novembre 1990

// Time
i18nService.formatTime(dateToFormat);                            // 23:21
i18nService.formatTime(dateToFormat, i18nService.formats.SHORT); // 23:21
i18nService.formatTime(dateToFormat, i18nService.formats.MEDIUM); // 23:21:00
i18nService.formatTime(dateToFormat, i18nService.formats.LONG);  // 23:21:00

// DateTime
i18nService.formatDateTime(dateToFormat);                            // 26/11/1990 23:21
i18nService.formatDateTime(dateToFormat, i18nService.formats.SHORT); // 26/11/1990 23:21
i18nService.formatDateTime(dateToFormat, i18nService.formats.MEDIUM); // 26/11/1990 23:21:00
i18nService.formatDateTime(dateToFormat, i18nService.formats.LONG);  // 26 novembre 1990 23:21:00

// TimeAgo
i18nService.getTimeAgoFromTimestamp(1444227494000 /* millis */);
i18nService.getTimeAgoFromDateTime(dateToFormat);

// Format numbers
i18nService.formatNumber(1000); // '1 000'
i18nService.unformat('1 000'); // 1000

i18nService.formatNumber(1000.1234); // '1 000,1234'
i18nService.formatNumber(1000.1234, 0); // '1 000'
i18nService.formatNumber(1000.1234, 1); // '1 000,1'

// Format currency
i18nService.formatCurrency(1000); // '1 000€'
i18nService.formatCurrency(1000, '$'), // 1 000$
i18nService.formatCurrency(1000.1234, 2, '$'), // 1 000,12$
i18nService.unformat('1 000€'); // 1000

// Format TimeAgo
i18nService.formatTimeAgoFromDateTime(dateToFormat); // il y a quelques secondes
i18nService.formatTimeAgoFromTimestamp(1444227494000 /* millis */); // il y a quelques secondes

// Libs exposition
i18nService.moment;
i18nService.momentTimezone;
i18nService.numbro;