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knight-i18n

v1.0.0

Published

A library for internationalization

Downloads

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Readme

Knight I18n by Coderitter

A library for internationalization.

Install

npm install knight-i18n

Overview

The package consists of the one class I18n.

Add translations

Add translations for different languages.

let i18n = new I18n

i18n.add('en', {
  'LoginForm.login': 'Login',
  'LoginForm.forgotPassword': 'Forget password'
})

i18n.add('de', {
  'LoginForm.login': 'Anmelden',
  'LoginForm.forgotPassword': 'Password vergessen'
})

Set the locale

You can set your application wide locale on the I18n object.

i18n.locale = 'en'

Translate

Now that you have set your application wide locale you can start to translate.

i18n.translate('LoginForm.login')
i18n.translate('LoginForm.forgotPassword')

You can also determine the locale explicitely.

i18n.translate('en', 'LoginForm.login')
i18n.translate('de', 'LoginForm.login')

Using a translation function

If your translation string has placeholders for contextual information you can use functions instead of strings.

i18n.add('en', {
  'LoginForm.maxTriesExceeded': (maxTries: number) => `You exceeded ${maxTries} tries`
})

i18n.translate('LoginForm.maxTriesExceeded', 5)

You can use any parameter type you like. For example use an object if you have more than one placeholder.

Automatic fallback to english

If a translation for a certain language is not found but there is an english version, it will fall back to the english version. Otherwise it will return the tranlation id.

let translated = i18n.translate('ru', 'LoginForm.login')
// a translation for russian was not found so it fell back to english
translated = 'Login'

translated = i18n.translate('ru', 'LoginForm.forgotPassword')
// a translation for the given id was not found neither in russian nor in english, thus it returned the id
translated = 'LoginForm.forgotPassword'

Add I18n objects

You can also add another I18n object. This gives you the possibility to manage the translations for different languages in their own files.

/* create the english translations */
let en = new I18n

en.add('en', {
  'User.deleteAccount': 'Delete account'
}

/* create the german translations */
let de = new I18n

en.add('de', {
  'User.deleteAccount': 'Account löschen'
}

/* add both translations to the main I18n object */
let i18n = new I18n()
i18n.add(en)
i18n.add(de)