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mutant-ng-translate

v1.1.0

Published

i18n for angular

Downloads

8

Readme

ANGULAR TRANSLATE / mutant-ng-translate

Travis CI build info npm bower license

Internationalization library for Angular applications.

Our key features

  • native parts mechanism: load your locale files using complex url templates like /locale-{part}-{lang}.json
  • parallel asynchronous loading: translations from part will be available and showed as soon as loaded
  • built-in caching of loaded translations and choosed language using browser localstorage, so next time user will see translations imidiatelly
  • configurable preload that load languages after primary language loaded, so you can make switch of language more gentle
  • support of angular 1.4.x and higher

Usage

01 Install

Make sure that angular is already included in your project. Then install mutant-ng-translate:

npm install mutant-ng-translate

or

bower install mutant-ng-translate
02 Embeding

Embed script to your HTML document:

<script src="path/to/mutant-ng-translate.js"></script>
03 Configuration

You can configure translate in angular configuration block:

angular
    .module('MyApp', ['mutant-ng-translate'])
    .config(['$translateProvider', function ($translateProvider) {
        var $translate = $translateProvider.$get();

        $translate.config({
            defaultLang: 'en',
            urlTemplate: '/locale-{part}-{lang}.json'
        });

        $translate.addParts('first', 'second');
    }]);

You can add parts when you need them in any point of your angular application.

If you want to test library without configuring your backend server you can register translations manually:

angular
    .module('MyApp', ['mutant-ng-translate'])
    .config(['$translateProvider', function ($translateProvider) {
        var $translate = $translateProvider.$get();

        $translate.config({
            defaultLang: 'en',
            urlTemplate: '/locale-{part}-{lang}.json'
        });
        
        var translations = {
            "HELLO-FOO": "Hello, Foo!"
        };

        $translate.translations('en', translations);
    }]);
04 Use filter or directive

In your HTML files when you require translation you can use filter or directive attribute:

{{ "TRANSLATION-KEY" | translate }}

<div ng-translate="TRANSLATION-KEY"></div>
05 Change language

You can change current language with use method:

$translate.use('fr');

Documentation

You can find detailed docs here.

Contribution

If you find error or want improve something, feel free to create issues and pull requests.

Tests

Install all dependenies with npm install and bower install. Then you can run tests with gulp tests.

License

Licensed under MIT.