Locals

A Localization Middleware For NodeJS

#Installing

npm install locals --save

#LOCALS Locals currently only supports translations but in the future will support many more features. (see TODO).

#USING To use locals within your application or module you can use the following javascript example:

var locals = require('locals')({
	localsdir: "../locals",
	baselanguage: "en"
});
locals.init(function() {
	locals.local('es');
	var translatedText = locals.translate("Hello World");
	console.log("Translation:", translatedText);
});

#Introduction Locals utilizes a Folder and Json based hierarchy for loading and translating locale data. Locale data can then be used to translate text from a given language to any other given language. Locals uses the 2 digit ISO standard for language designation. All locals are created manually by the author as only a basic local demonstration set has been added to this release.

#Locals Structure Locals uses folders to load locale data. The follow folder structure is used in creation of a base language to translate from:

./locals/en
./locals/de
./locals/fr

Where each language folder is a 2 digit ISO representation of the main language to translate from.

Each locale folder may contain any other 2 digit ISO representation of a secondary language to translate to represented as a json file:

./locals/en/de.json
./locals/en/en.json
./locals/en/es.json

Where each json file represents the locale to translate to from the parent folders locale.

For direct reference see the examples folder within the package or on github.

#TODO

• Distance Lookups
• Geo Targeting
• Planetary Data Locations
• Triangulation
• Currency Conversions

#CONTRIBUTING

We encourage forking. Feel free to fork & pull your new additions, or bug fixes.

##LICENSE MIT